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Syrian schools grow edible playgrounds to boost diets of hungry children
by Alex Whiting
Thomson Reuters Foundation Translate This Article
29 August 2017
On 29 August 2017 Thomson Reuters Foundation reported:
School playgrounds across Syria are being transformed into vegetable gardens where children whose diets have been devastated by six years of war can learn to grow -- and then eat -- aubergines, lettuces, peppers, cabbages and cucumbers. So far the 17 primary schools, which began planting in May, have produced 12 tonnes of fruit and vegetables. Another 35 schools are expected to start transforming their playgrounds soon in Aleppo and in rural areas around Damascus.
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