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U.N. allocates $625,000 from Syrian Humanitarian Fund for wildfire response
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U.N. humanitarian coordinators said they allocated $625,000 from the Syrian Humanitarian Fund to support wildfire response led primarily by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent to assist thousands affected by coastal blazes.
U.N. humanitarian coordinators in Syria announced a $625,000 allocation from the Syrian Humanitarian Fund to support emergency response efforts after wildfires in coastal areas displaced people and damaged agricultural land and infrastructure.
Spokesperson Steph said the allocation will enable humanitarian partners, primarily the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, to deliver urgent assistance to thousands of people affected by the blazes. The U.N. said assessments are ongoing in about 60 communities and initial reports indicate hundreds displaced, destroyed agricultural land and damage to critical infrastructure, with calls for urgent additional support.
U.N. humanitarian colleagues said timely and flexible funding is critical to saving lives and protecting livelihoods in affected communities.
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