Arrivals from Damascus to Qamishlo are subjected to daily checks

The crisis cell emergency teams in northern and eastern Syria go out daily in their full field clothing, to inspect the arrivals from the Syrian capital, Damascus, at the center designated for them, to ensure their safety, in addition to conducting the necessary tests for them until the end of the quarantine period (i.e. the virus incubation period) 14 days).

The regions of northern and eastern Syria are witnessing since March 23 a curfew to prevent the emergence of the new Corona virus (Covid 19), which has become a global pandemic according to the World Health Organization, and AA has taken other preventive measures and measures to prevent the emergence of the Corona virus, such as the establishment of quarantine centers equipped with all Medical supplies in the event of any infected or suspected cases.

However, the negligence of the Syrian authorities and their lack of commitment to stop the incoming flights to Qamishlo airport increased the severity of the situation, as three flights were run within one week from Damascus airport to Qamishlo city airport on the pretext that they were soldiers without informing the AA then it was found that there were civilians among them, So the crisis cell teams interfered, the necessary checks were made for them, and they were placed in an ambulance-shaped center.

The co-chair of the Health Body in North and East Syria and member of the Crisis Cell Joan Mustafa explained: "We are facing a real problem with the operators of Qamishlo Airport, where flights are being conducted under the curfew, in addition to smuggling some of the arrivals to prevent them from being subjected to checks and quarantine."

Joan drew attention to the continuous cooperation between them and the communes and councils regarding those who came to the region, and were not subjected to tests and quarantine.

Joan Mustafa noted that the measures taken are to protect them, protect their families, and society in general.

Joan Mustafa pointed out that the crisis cell constructed for the 65 expatriates a temporary center in an emergency manner, equipped to some extent with all the requirements. They suffer from chronic diseases, and they are examined on a daily basis. "

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ANHA