SRC-289
UN News, 'Syria's future under threat from acute funding shortages', story 1166267, published 4 November 2025
مضمون هذا الصفّ بلغته الأصلية؛ وأسماء الحقول وشروحها بالعربية.
- المعرّف
- الوثيقة
- UN News, 'Syria's future under threat from acute funding shortages', story 1166267, published 4 November 2025
- أين توجد
- محفوظة في أرشيف المؤلف; https://news.un.org/en/story/2025/11/1166267
- نوع الوثيقة
- News reporting of a UN briefing
- درجة الدليل
- 3(دراسة أصلية محكَّمة أو تقرير فني رسمي)
- تاريخ النشر
- 2025-11-04
- أول مرة فتحها المؤلف
- 2026-08-20
- سجل الاسترجاع
- Retrieved 20 August 2026 with a browser user agent, HTTP 200, 88,264 bytes. article:published_time 2025-11-04T11:11:26-05:00. Read in full. أرشيف المؤلف is not committed
- ما يعتمد عليه الكتاب فيها
- CH7 facility functionality
- إلى أي حد قُرئت
- READ(فُتحت وقُرئت)
سجلّ التعديلات
يبقى السجل يتغيّر بعد أن يثبت الكتاب في الطباعة. وكل قيد أدناه أُضيف إلى هذا الصفّ بالترتيب المبيَّن، الأقدم أولاً.
- GATE ITEM C3, AND THE EARLIER BOOK IS EXACTLY RIGHT ON IT. VERBATIM: 'According to the WHO, only 58 per cent of hospitals and 23 per cent of primary healthcare centres are fully functional today.' Attributed in the piece to WHO, with Dr Christina Bethke, the agency's representative in Syria, quoted alongside. PUBLISHED ONE DAY AFTER THE OCTOBER BULLETIN'S 57 PER CENT, which is the disagreement the earlier book identifies at source 1559 and it stands. THE FULL SERIES THIS PROJECT HAS NOW OPENED, AND THE PRIMARY CARE FIGURE IS THE UNSTABLE ONE: December 2024, 57 and 37, per SRC-286 citing the March 2025 bulletin; October 2025, 57 and 23, per SRC-285; 4 November 2025, 58 and 23, here; January 2026, 57 and 30, per SRC-287. PRIMARY CARE GOES 37, 23, 23, 30 WITH NO PUBLISHED EXPLANATION AT ANY STEP. ALSO AVAILABLE AND NOT YET USED: since mid-2025 more than 400 health facilities affected by funding cuts and 366 having suspended or reduced services.