In 48 hours | Five Emirati planes carrying aids land in Syrian airports

Five Emirati planes have landed in Syrian airports during the past 48 hours, where three of which landed in Damascus International Airport, and two landed in Lattakia International Airport.

This comes in light of the attempts to help the areas and people affected by the earthquake.

According to SOHR statistics, 300 planes: 294 Arab and foreign ones and six planes of “Cham Wings,” have arrived in airports in regime-controlled areas since the earthquake hit the region; they are distributed as follows:
• 115 planes landed in Damascus international airport.
• 80 planes landed in Aleppo international airport.
• 99 planes landed in Latakia international airport.
These planes took off from Iran, Iraq, Russia, UAE, Egypt, Libya, India, Jordon, Armenia, Pakistan, Tunisia, Venezuela, Oman, China, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Norway and Germany. The total toll includes a plane of “Cham Wings,” an Italian plane and a plane affiliated to UNICEF landed in Lebanon. Among the total number of those planes are 166 planes were sent by UAE.