AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCosmetic Surgery: Rhinoplasty is booming in Damascus, with procedures costing about $600–$1,500. A large online group fields requests for surgeon recommendations and advice about complications. Maternal Care: A Canadian delegation visited Al-Iman Hospital in Sarmada, where a baby was being born. The hospital provides mothers and newborns with access to lifesaving care regardless of ability to pay. Food Insecurity: WFP says 7.2 million people in Syria face acute food insecurity. Funding shortages have halved assistance, cutting the number of recipients from 1.3 million to 650,000. Food Safety: More than 240 people fell ill in an eastern Syria food-poisoning outbreak; authorities said most were discharged and closed two restaurants. Flood Response: Flash floods across several governorates killed at least seven people and left five missing, while Civil Defense teams carried out hundreds of emergency operations.
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