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Seventh aid-truck from Samsun to Syria
The seventh aid-truck was sent out from the Turkish city of Samsun into Syria.
Syria 01.04.2014

The chairman of Samsun Humanitarian Aid Movement, Idris Akdin explained their aid plan in Orphans’ Memorial Forest opening ceremony. Akdin said that they will send out an aid-truck every month and 7th aid-truck carrying food, flour and clothing was already sent out into Syria. 

Akdin also gave information about their new aid campaign for Syria. The campaign named “Don’t Let Him Sleep Hungry” includes donating 70 TL for monthly food hamper of one Syrian family.

 

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