White Helmets have more 100 women volunteers two of them were in London to accept award as part of International Women's

Menaul and Gardenia, feeling safe in the UK for the first time in years, are part of Syria's White Helmets, a rescue team saving lives in the civil war. Despite being in London to receive awards, they are reminded of the war's horrors by the sound of helicopters. They work in Daraa, teaching children how to protect themselves during bombings. Amonal calls on the UK to do more to stop the fighting, highlighting the numerous victims. They also urge Britain to accept more Syrian refugees. As they enjoy a brief sanctuary, they prepare to return to the Middle East and the ongoing conflict.

What triggers panic for Menaul and Gardenia even in London?

• Traffic noise

• The sound of helicopters

• Loud music

• Fireworks

What does the sound of rotor blades signify for Menaul?

• An approaching storm

• The arrival of missiles and bombs

• A celebration

• A rescue operation

What safety measure is advised for children during bombings in Daraa?

• Shout for help

• Run to the nearest shelter

• Lay down and protect their head

• Climb to a high place

What does Menaul urge the UK to do regarding the Syrian conflict?

• Provide more financial aid

• Accept more Syrian refugees

• Impose stricter sanctions

• Increase military presence

What is the main reason Menaul and Gardenia are in the UK?

• To attend a conference

• To visit family

• To collect awards for humanitarian work

• To seek asylum