Testimony
00:00 – 00:06
My name is Abdullah Mohammed Al-Hasan, from Abu Dali. We fled our village because of the bombing.


00:07 – 00:16
We took shelter in Al Hlubbah, near Maarat Al Numan. But when it was bombed too, we fled to Talmenes, away from the airstrikes.
Abdullah Mohammed
and his family are now sheltering
in Deir Hassan camp
in northwest Syria






00:17 – 00:21
When the bombing started, I got the children out and decided to stay back and accept God’s will.


00:22 – 00:29
But then a shell hit the house and the roof collapsed on me, breaking two of my vertebrae, the first and the fifth.
The camp is overcrowded
and lacks basic services






00:56 – 01:03
My 13-year-old son used to provide for us, but 15 days ago he disappeared and now I don’t know where he is.


01:05 – 01:11
I don’t know if he was abducted. Nobody knows anything about him.


01:14 – 01:22
The boy was providing for us, but now we don’t have any provider but God.


01:23 – 01:31
This is the situation and this is our story. We don’t know what to do.
In the coming weeks MSF is planning to step up its medical assistance and provide people with essential relief items










01:34 – 01:46
I hope that God brings back my child. I hope that I can have physiotherapy again so that I can get up and provide for my children.
MSF is asking
Turkish authorities
to facilitate the transit
of staff and essential supplies to northwest Syria