people , more than 200 people received medical assistance, all the latest details were injured and eduard punin's after dark. residents of the syrian city of jabla. fires are being burned, the country, exhausted by many years of war, has long been experiencing problems with energy, water supply , and the infrastructure is in complete decline. and after the earthquake, the situation became critical , de-energized the whole quarter. very cold cook food, i can not tens of thousands of families, generally left homeless. they were placed in temporary detention centers, the russian military regularly delivers humanitarian aid there, first of all, the most affected provinces of aleppo and latakia have already distributed 40 tons of food packages and essentials to the syrians. the russian rescue group of the ministry of emergency situations continues to work and almost completely dismantled the destroyed buildings in the jebbly. and perhaps soon they will be transferred to other problem areas. the search work does not stop even at night, with the help of such a device that sends acoustic signals through

our specialists help organize the work of a rescuer and doctors from other countries, report by eduard punin. at the russian air base in the syrian arab republic continue to arrive aircraft ministry of emergency situations in x russia they deliver humanitarian aid to the victims of the earthquake. these boxes contain daily necessities and food, canned food, flour, pasta, oil, tea and coffee. soldiers of the russian center for reconciliation of the parties distribute food packages at temporary accommodation centers. there are now residents of destroyed houses. we are in the center. mostly large families. many singles, mothers, with children in the first place. we badly need milk and diapers as they run out quickly need warm blankets because the building is not heated without shelter. tens of thousands of syrian families remained, when there was an earthquake it was very scary, but they ran out into the street, the house collapsed before our eyes. it was our only home do now? we do not know syrian hospitals are also overcrowded with patients. so much so that local doctors work around the clock