A pharmacy was opened in by the Turkish organization, IHH, in the north of Syria to provide medicines for free, Orient News' Khalid Abo al-Majed said.
Dar al-Isteshfaa, (the House of Recovery) was established in Aleppo countryside due to on the urgent needs of the Syrian IDPs in the area.
"We have between fifty and seventy prescriptions on a daily basis. Medicines are available for all people. The NGO chose the location of the pharmacy because it is close to the Turkish Syria border in the village of Sejjo," a doctor in the pharmacy told Orient News.
People in Aleppo countryside, most of all those in the IDPs camps, are living in dire conditions amid the lack of job opportunities and the cold weather.
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