CLEAN : 14.6 million Syrians need humanitarian aid after 12 years of crisis (UN)

Mr. Imran Riza, the UN resident coordinator in Syria, provides an update on the humanitarian crisis in Syria. The situation is dire, with 14.6 million people needing assistance, an increase from previous years. Economic challenges, such as rising fuel costs and electricity shortages, exacerbate the crisis. Water scarcity is a significant concern, especially with the onset of summer. Al-Hol camp faces severe safety issues, with high rates of gender-based violence and murders. The international community's attention is crucial to address these escalating needs.

Who is Mr. Imran Riza?

• A member of the Geneva preschool

• A local Syrian leader

• The United Nations resident coordinator and humanitarian coordinator in Syria

• A journalist reporting on Syria

What is the current number of people requiring humanitarian assistance in Syria?

• 12.4 million

• 16 million

• 14.6 million

• 10 million

What is one of the main economic challenges affecting Syria's humanitarian situation?

• Natural disasters

• Lack of international aid

• Rising fuel costs

• Political instability

What is a significant concern in the Al-Hol camp?

• Lack of educational facilities

• Gender-based violence

• Inadequate food supply

• Overpopulation

What percentage of the Al-Hol camp population are women and children?

• 94%

• 100%

• 50%

• 75%