Ali is waiting for an unknown fate amid organizations' inaction

JAFER JAFO-GHANDI ALO/AL-SHAHBA

Ali Mohammed Ali, a 49-year-old resident from Mobata district of Afrin canton, fell from the balcony of his home when he was five years old, causing him permanent disability and inability to walk.

After the aggression of the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries on Afrin and the massacres committed against the people, the family of Ali Muhammad Ali and other thousands of families were obliged to leave Afrin and go to al-Shahba areas.

Fidan Ali, the mother of Ali Mohammed, during their departure from Afrin, was forced to carry her son Ali on her shoulders alternately with her husband Bahri Mohammed Ali because they do not have a car to take them to the areas of al-Shahba, and she said, "My husband and I alternated in carrying our child on our back and brought him with us to al-Shahba, and during the walk, we encountered many difficulties, including the weight of the boy's body and the difficulty of the road we took.

The reason of the inability of Ali Mohammed to walk is a concussion of the tree of life in the brain in addition to the nerve spasm in his knees and the occurrence of defibrillation all over his body.

Ali Mohammed Ali is living now with his parents and younger sister in Serdem camp amid a very poor condition to provide medicine to treat Ali.

Ali needs a physical treatment every period, but there is no medical staff in this regard in the areas of al-Shahba, in addition to the need for medicine and this is also not available in al-Shahba canton.

In addition to the medical suffering suffered by Ali, his mother also faces great difficulties in caring for him as she has been older, "We have become old and our bones have been fragile and weak to carry heavy objects."

Ali's father, Bahri Mohammed Ali said, "In Afrin, we had olive trees and agricultural lands. We were providing medicine and physical therapy for our son. We did not have any difficulty in this matter, but after the attacks of the Turkish occupation army on Afrin canton, we had to leave and go to al-Shahba. There is no medicine for our child, and as time passes, his condition will become much more difficult."|

Bahri called on the international organizations to provide assistance to them in order to provide him with the necessary medicine and treatment.

Ali faces an unknown future in case of interruption of medicine which is not available in the areas of al-Shahba, in addition to not receiving the physical treatment because there is no medical staff in the area.

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ANHA