700,000 people have been forced out of their homes due to violence in Idlib

The transcript describes the plight of Syrian families, particularly mothers, who have fled to Idlib to escape the ongoing civil war. They face dire living conditions, with no basic amenities, and live in constant fear. Many hope to escape to Turkey or Europe for a better future. Officials warn of a looming humanitarian disaster if the conflict continues.

What prompted the mother to flee to Idlib?

• To find better job opportunities

• To escape regime shelling

• To reunite with family

• To seek medical treatment

What are the living conditions like for the families in Idlib?

• They have ample food supplies

• They live in well-constructed shelters

• They have access to clean water and electricity

• They lack basic necessities like water and electricity

Why is giving birth in Idlib a terrifying prospect for pregnant women?

• There is no support from the community

• There is a lack of food and water

• There is a high risk of disease

• There are no hospitals or medical facilities

What is the sentiment of the people towards living under Bashar al-Assad's regime?

• They are willing to negotiate

• They are hopeful for peace

• They are indifferent to the regime

• They cannot accept living under his control

What potential crisis is warned about if the fighting continues?

• Environmental disaster

• Humanitarian disaster

• Economic collapse

• Political instability