World Health Organization Presents 10 Ambulances to the Syrian Red Crescent

The Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) is a member of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the world’s largest humanitarian network, it operates a network of hospitals and medical centers, participates in healthcare campaigns across Syria, and helps in humanitarian relief distribution, it received much-needed 10 ambulances to compensate the loss of dozens of its own.

The WHO, World Health Organization, despite its controversial role during the 'pandemic', has done some minimal work in helping the healthcare sector in Syria, its latest help was the delivery of 10 ambulances to SARC.

SARC, like the other Syrian medical providers of the ministry of health and ministry of higher education hospitals, and medical centers, lost much of its equipment, most importantly its ambulances in the past 11 years, such gifted ambulances help the non-profit organization restore part of its vital and life-saving operations.

During the US-led war of terror waged against the Syrian people, the preferred target and also mean of transportation for the Al Qaeda terrorists, sorry 'moderate rebels' - 'peaceful protesters' were the ambulance vehicles, nobody will suspect an ambulance to be carrying other than sick or injured people and everybody will give a free pass to these vehicles.

When the 'peaceful protesters' couldn't reach these vehicles, they would fire RPGs or open their machine guns at them, when they could access these vehicles, they would use them to transport the terrorists, transport weapons, and the worst of all, use the vehicles as car-bombs and let a suicide bomber drive them into their targets, one of the most heinous of such attacks using an ambulance was when one of the suicide bombers drove an ambulance packed with explosives into the Jableh National Hospital in May 2016 destroying the 4-story building killing all the patients and staff of the hospital and his sponsors celebrating their achievement.

More about this latest delivery and an important background on the topic in this report: WHO Presents the Syrian Arab Red Crescent with Ten Ambulances.

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Finally Much Needed Ambulances Delivered to Syria

After enormous efforts a small batch of 40 ambulances have reached Syria, these are provided by the World Health Organization to compensate some of the losses of Syria's healthcare sector destroyed by terrorists sponsored by the majority of members of the World Health Organization over the past decade...

The arrival of the new equipped ambulances was made by the Syrian Minister of Health and the World Health Organization's representative in Syria in Damascus yesterday while inspecting the vehicles.

Before the USA and its European and regional stooges decided to destroy Syria for not recognizing Israel's right to steal the Levant's land and resources, Syria had a thriving health sector with ambulances and stationery clinics in every corner of the country and in remote places, there were mobile clinics paying periodic visits to serve the Syrian citizens.

Unfortunately, what was a beneficial system that was provided by the state to the people was used by NATO-sponsored 'peaceful protesters' as weapons and means to use to kill and maim tens of thousands of innocent people, the terrorists, sorry 'peaceful protesters' and 'moderate freedom fighters' used the ambulances to smuggle weapons and terrorists knowing it will provide them cover, and they even used ambulances to as car bombs to target Syrian forces and heinously enough to blow up entire functioning hospitals like when a US taxpayers'-funded anti-Islamic Wahhabi terrorist drove a booby-trapped ambulance into the Emergency ward of the National Hospital of Jableh and blew up the vehicle turning the entire building into rubble killing instantly all of the patients and the staff on duty, more than 70 people lost their lives in this US-funded 'democracy-exporting' operation back in May 2015.

More in this report: Syria Receives 40 Ambulances from the World Health Organization.