More than 93,000 Syrians have fled their homes in southern Sweida province amid sudden violent clashes, according to a UN report released this week. Families described fleeing with nothing but their clothes, as homes burned and loved ones fell victim to shocking brutality. 🔥
A local shelter resident told CGTN: "We lived peacefully with our Druze neighbors like brothers—until everything changed overnight. We ran for our lives in two hours. Now we beg for water and medicine." 💧💊
Mayor Farid Fallani of Nahta town confirmed shelters are overwhelmed, with displaced families crammed into temporary housing. Many reported witnessing women and children killed during attacks, amplifying calls for international medical aid and basic supplies.
While the conflict’s origins remain unclear, the UN’s humanitarian office emphasizes urgent needs: clean water, emergency lighting, and trauma care. As temperatures soar, displaced families face a race against time—and the world’s attention. ⏳
