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community’s “loss of attention” to Syria. “Limbo is no
lifestyle for millions in the north-west,” he said in a statement.
Ali al-Hassan, 28, with his daughter Rayan, seven, and son Wissam, four, outside the house they are now living in in Mardin, Turkey.
‘We feel safe here’: historic Turkish tourist city opens its doors to Syrian quake survivors
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“The earthquake in February was a reminder that a forgotten crisis is not a resolved crisis. It exposed the graphic truth about life for those left stranded by the war: they are at the mercy of events, trapped by circumstance and vulnerable to shocks.”
As well as concerns over violence, exploitation and child labour in IDP camps, the UN said in November that people are under threat from deadly strikes in the conflict.
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