High death toll from earthquake in Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh rises

As a result of the earthquake, which affected many areas in Syria, the death toll in Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods rose to 43, including two children and 17 women, while our agency documented the names of 39 of them.

6 February, 2023 15:15

Aleppo

According to what the Martyr Khaled Fajr Hospital in the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood reported to our agency, the death toll of the injured in the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods in Aleppo city, as a result of the earthquake, rose to 43, including two children and 17 women, of whom 39 were known.

Their names are as follows:

Fahima Mustafa (32 years old), Khadija Gawish, Gola Jendo, Roj Diyar Naasan (26 years old), Muhammad Ibo (38 years old), Kawthar Khattab, Muhammad Yusef Ali (30 years old), Ghufran Ahmed (18 years old), Samawa Jawish (38 years old), and Ali Hajj Youssef, Khaled Jawish (47 years), Ramzi Sheikho, Nazlia Hamo (29 years), Gilan Hajj Ibrahim (35 years), Alaa Hussein (25 years), Nour Hamdoush, Razan Ali, Sheyar Hajj Hussein, Fahima Mustafa (47 years), and Fidan Muhammad Ali ( 70 years), Mustafa Muhammad (16 years), Hussein Mamish (22 years), Ahmed Musa (45 years), Jehan Rashid (26 years), Omar Ali Habash (23 years), Lana Jumaa (35 years), Lawand Sheikho (20 years), Diana Jumaa, and Muhammad Hussein (30 years), Muhammad Issa, Falia Alou (15 years), Ammar Ibrahim (30 years), Ibrahim Jaafar, Omar Sheikho (60 years), Ezz El Din (62 years), Hamouda Hamoush (36 years), Hassan Hussein and Dawood Musa (45 years), and Lamia Shaabo (48 years old).

The hospital had reported earlier today, Monday, that 6 people had lost their lives as a result of the earthquake, which struck Bakur (Northern Kurdistan) and Turkey at dawn today, and affected many areas in Syria and several other countries in the region.

ANHA