1300 Syrians returning from Lebanon arrive in Raqqa

Thousands of Syrian citizens in Lebanon are returning to Syria due to the war between Israel and Hezbollah.

The Lebanese representation of the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria established a committee on 24 September for Syrian refugees returning to the region.

Stating that 1,300 Syrian citizens have reached Raqqa Canton so far, Hesen El Xabûr, head of the Raqqa Canton Drivers Union, noted that more families returning from Lebanon will also arrive in the city.

The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, in coordination with the Social Affairs and Labour Council and the Relief Office, announced that a large number of buses have been arranged to bring refugees from Homs and Damascus to the region and that their names will be registered to provide the necessary assistance.

In addition, 3 Syrian families arrived from Lebanon to Girê Spî refugee camp in Ain Issa.