Dr. Khaled Qahman

Unfortunately, the suffering has continued for more than 430 days, and my family of 8 and I are displaced from our home that was destroyed during this damned war, as well as my private engineering office. These days, we are entering the harsh winter season and there is no suitable shelter. We live in dilapidated tents on sand and mud. There are no means of maintaining health or safety. We are at risk of bombing and terror at any moment. We are exposed to death. There is also a complete siege on food supplies and there has been no meat for 3 months. There is an exorbitant price increase that exceeds 10 times the normal prices of goods if they are found in the market. We are waiting for friends and those who sympathize with us to support us if the borders are opened for travel and to pay the costs of coordination and the required visas. I hope that this tragedy will end and we can continue our lives in peace. All respect and appreciation to everyone who supported us.

The family of Dr. Khaled Qahman