ATME
The relief aid which has been transported to Syria via cars and trucks, reaches Syrians who stay in tents near the Turkish border.
The aid campaign, "Winter arrived, Bread and Blanket for Syria" continues for Syrians who stay in tents.
Anadolu Agency (AA) team reported the distribution process of relief aids from Atme village, in northern Syria.
Staying in tents which were set up by their own, Syrian citizens in the Turkey-Syria border face harsh winter conditions.
Mainly formed by women and children, 17 Thousand Syrians take shelter in tent camps near Atme village.
They struggle with finding food as well as fighting against the bitter cold.
Turkish Red Crescent keeps providing relief aid for Syrians who are away from their homes.
From Turkish village of Bukulmez, relief workers had sent 25 tonnes of flour, 2 thousand pairs of boots, 13 thousand bottles of water and food packet enough for 17 thousand people to Syrians who tries to survive near Atme village in Syria.
The hunger and poverty shows itself as Syrians go to take their food packages. Because before taking their food to their tents, they start eating the bread.
It was clearly seen that children suffer for lack of shoes. And more, the clothes of Syrians can be seen that they were ragged.
Children who run for getting some of the food packages thank Turkish government.
Syrians who try to survive in freezing weather conditions add that they are grateful for Turkey's helping hand.
In addition, it was also stated that Turkish Red Crescent will keep supplying Syrians with food, clothing, blanket, medicine and flour aids.
Reporting by Cem Genco-Emin Sansar
