Hassakeh Floods Displace 120 Families, Damage Over 300 Homes and Agricultural Land

Hassakeh Governorate experienced 23.3 mm of rainfall, leading to the evacuation of 120 families and damage to over 300 homes. The Syrian Civil Defense and Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management are coordinating efforts to build embankments and drainage systems. The Syrian Arab Red Crescent is relocating families due to rising Khabur River levels, providing temporary shelter. Emergency aid is being organized under the supervision of local authorities. Assessments of damage continue in affected areas.

Published Mar 26, 2026

Hassakeh Governorate recorded 23.3 mm of rain, prompting the evacuation of 120 families and damage to over 300 homes. The Syrian Civil Defense, part of the Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management, is constructing earth embankments and drainage channels.

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The Syrian Arab Red Crescent evacuated families from the Al-Meridian district to a shelter at Hassan Khamis School due to rising Khabur River levels. Emergency aid is being coordinated with civil associations.

The Directorate of Water Resources reported Khabur River flows of 80 cubic meters per second in Tal Tamer. Damage assessments are ongoing in Al-Malikiyah, Tal Hamis, and Al-Arishah.