Aid flows from Turkiye to north-west Syria have temporarily stopped due to the fallout of a devastating earthquake, a UN spokesperson said on Tuesday, leaving aid workers grappling with the problem of how to help people in a country fractured by war, Reuters reports. The cross-border aid operation overseen by the United Nations since 2014 has been crucial to Syrians who fled President Bashar Al-Assad's rule during the conflict, bypassing territory he controls. There was no clear picture of when the aid – upon which some 4 million people depend – would resume, Madevi Sun-Suon, spokesperson for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance (OCHA), told Reuters. "Some roads are broken, some are inaccessible. There are logistical issues […] Source
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