Sources

SRC-288

World Health Organization Health Cluster, Syria Health Sector Bulletin, April 2026, 27 pages, posted to ReliefWeb 4 May 2026

Source ID
SRC-288
Citation
World Health Organization Health Cluster, Syria Health Sector Bulletin, April 2026, 27 pages, posted to ReliefWeb 4 May 2026
URL or path
research/SRC-288_HSB_Syria_april_2026.pdf; https://reliefweb.int/report/syrian-arab-republic/syria-health-sector-bulletin-april-2026
Type
Institutional sector bulletin, WHO Health Cluster
Hierarchy tier
1
Published
2026-04
Accessed
2026-08-20
Snapshot
Retrieved 20 August 2026 from the ReliefWeb attachment endpoint, HTTP 200, application/pdf, 1,016,643 bytes, 27 pages. Searched in full for a national functionality percentage. research/ is not committed
Claims
CH7 the scope of the functionality absence
Status
READ_IN_PART

Version history

The register keeps changing after the book is fixed in print. Each entry below was added to this row in the order shown.

  1. RETRIEVED TO BOUND THE ABSENCE RATHER THAN TO SUPPLY A FIGURE, AND IT BOUNDS IT. THIS BULLETIN CARRIES NO NATIONAL FUNCTIONALITY PERCENTAGE. Its single occurrence of 'fully functional' is local and is about eight supported primary health care centres in Raqqa governorate, named individually, not about the country. SO THE MOST RECENT NATIONAL FIGURE THIS PROJECT HAS FOUND IS JANUARY 2026's, AT SRC-287, AND THE SCOPE OF THAT STATEMENT IS THE BULLETINS ENUMERATED HERE: October 2025, January 2026 and April 2026, plus the biweekly updates and the June 2026 special edition seen in listings and NOT OPENED. The absence may be stated only that wide.
  2. SUPERSEDED IN PART, 20 AUGUST 2026, BY SRC-306, AND AMENDED HERE UNDER D-069 IN THE SAME PASS. This row states that the most recent national functionality figure this project has found is January 2026's. THAT IS NO LONGER TRUE. The June 2026 special edition of the same bulletin series, retrieved from ReliefWeb, gives 57 per cent of hospitals and 37 per cent of primary health care centres fully functional. The April 2026 finding in this row stands unchanged: April carries no national figure. What changes is the claim about recency, which was made from an enumeration that had not yet reached June.