Aid to Syrian refugees at ground zero
Anatolia Humanitarian Aid Association (AYDER) has extended its helping hand to the
Syrians who have taken refuge in Turkey due to the ongoing violence in their country.
Travelling to the Turkish-Syr
MiddleEast, Syria, Turkey 27.03.2012
fled the country to save themselves from the massacre of Syrian President Bashar al- Assad.able to take nothing with them to Turkey and they left all they have in Syria as they urgentlyThe Syrians who offered their thanks to AYDER and charity givers in Konya said they were
Syrian refugees displayed their love as the aid packages were being distributed.
items delivered to Syrians were around 3 tons while 400 families were given breakfast boxes.situation of Syrians, include emergency relief items and breakfast boxes. Emergency reliefThe aid packages delivered to Syrians by AYDER, which has not remained indifferent to the
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