ACU’s Information Management Unit released the first report about the Dynamic Monitoring System which is one of the most important statistical research work done in this field so far. The report contains detailed information on the needs in different regions of Syria and covers 79 aspects categorized in five key sectors: coordination, food, water and sanitation, education, shelter and non-food requirements and health. In another context, ACU stressed that the Wounded Support Team, which was established earlier, continues doing their tasks in taking care of the wounded in the Turkish hospitals through 24 medical centers and hospital spread in seven Turkish cities close to the border with Syria. ACU also said that hospitals are still receiving the wounded on a regular basis and without any obstacles, calling on those who take the wounded to Turkey to write the name of the wounded on his hand or his chest so that his family can be notified about his location later, in addition to contact ACU before crossing the borders into Turkey. (Source: Syrian Coalition)
ACU Release the First Report about the Dynamic Monitoring System
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