UN shares GPS coordinates of hospitals, schools in Idlib with major powers
Amid fears of an all-out military assault

A man watches as smoke rises after what activists said was an air strike on Atimah, Idlib province March 8, 2015. PHOTO: REUTERS
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Panos Moumtzis, UN regional humanitarian coordinator for the Syria crisis, also quoted a Russian official as telling a humanitarian task force in Geneva that “every effort to find a peaceful solution to the problem is being made at the moment”.
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The United Nations is working 24/7 to ensure assistance if an estimated 900,000 people flee the militant-held area of 2.9 million, Moumtzis said. “In no way am I saying we are ready. What is important is that we are doing our maximum to ensure a level of readiness.”














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