The Refugee crisis in Syria
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The refugee crisis in Syria has led millions of civilians to flee the country. Over 5 million Syrian refugees have fled the ongoing civil war and sought shelter in neighboring countries and refugee camps. The crisis has overwhelmed neighboring countries and humanitarian groups, while also disrupting education and healthcare for millions of children and civilians within Syria.
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The Refugee crisis in Syria
- 1. The refugee crisis in Syria
- 2. Thanks
- 3. Vocabulary • Refugee (n)- a person who flees to a foreign country to escape danger or persecution. • Crisis (n)- a situation that has reached a critical phase. • Syria (G.N)- southwestern Asia bordering on the Mediterranean Sea and covering modern Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, and Turkey . • Civilian (n) – one isn’t active duty. He’s build. • Fled (v) - to run away often from danger.
- 4. Generally the Type of population Type civilian Defender governmental
- 5. What is going on in Syria?
- 10. How many refugees fled from crisis in Syria ?
- 11. Refugee camps
- 18. Healthcare • 245 been hit • Diseases spread • One in twenty has permanent injury the important Value
- 20. Why the other country scare from refugee?
- 21. Thank you