100 tons of flour spoils in Turkish bombing of Agricultural Development Company
The Turkish occupation's bombing of the Agricultural Development Company center in the city of Qamishlo in the North and East of Syria region resulted in the damage of 100 tons of flour stored in the company's center.
Various cities and regions of the North and East of Syria region were subjected to ground and air bombardment last night, Wednesday, and today, which led to the martyrdom of 12 people and the injury of more than 28 other civilians, and the exit of some service centers and institutions from service.
The Turkish bombing of the Agricultural Development Company center in the Al-Antariyah neighborhood in the city of Qamishlo caused significant material damage, and led to the damage of about 100 tons of flour stored in the company center.
The fire brigades waited several hours to control the fire that broke out in the company center as a result of the bombing, due to the continued targeting of the center by the Turkish occupation.
The company's co-chair, Nabila Mohammed, confirmed that about 100 tons of flour were spoiled due to the Turkish attack on the company's headquarters, in exclusive statements to ANHA's agency.
The company was the primary source of flour for the bakeries of Qamishlo and its countryside, and stored up to 500 tons of flour in its warehouses, according to what Nabila Mohammed stated.
Nabila Mohammed also commented on the attack, saying: "This attack, which targeted the people's vital resources, shows the weakness of the Turkish state in its war."
T/ Satt
ANHA
