euronews reports
Two children have frozen to death in Syria as wintery storms sweep across the Middle East.
Syrian activists told AFP a six-year-old baby had died because he was in a war-damaged home exposed to the weather.
Snowfall, heavy rain and freezing temperatures have also hit Lebanon – where they are Syrian refugee camps – Jordan, Eygpt, Israel, Turkey and the Palestinian Territories.
In Jerusalem weather experts said it was the worst storm to hit the city for 60 years, with snow reported to be 50cm deep in some areas.
2 comments:
Historically, when a large area like this suffers weather conditions that are economically damaging and disruptive, there are consequences. What are they likely to be if the winter continues like this in the Middle East?
Demetrius - good question to which I've yet to see an answer.
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