Action 'Santa Claus' Live the Syrian Children in Aleppo

Action 'Santa Claus' Live the Syrian Children in Aleppo - During this time the figure of Santa Claus is known is always attached to an old man, bearded and white-haired. The costumes were all in red. Not to forget he carries a sack containing a gift transported sleigh.
 
But the shadow of Santa Claus does not apply to this one. He had no beard or white hair. But rather a mission for the happiness of the children victims of the war in his native land, Aleppo, Syria.
The figure was named Rami Adham (44). Noble intentions that began when he and his family was crossing the Syrian border.

Rami Adham distribute toys to children in his hometown of Aleppo

Her daughter, suddenly said he wanted to donate toys for children in Aleppo.Deep down, Adham believe that in fact what is needed is not a children's toy, but the food, medicine, and drinking water. Nevertheless, he continued to obey the wishes of her daughter. 
Not only in Aleppo, he even started the journey dangerous and risky to a number of other cities are also being hit by the war. There he distributed toys to children.His actions made him known as a smuggler or smugglers toys toy. Some even referred to him as 'Santa Claus' from Syria. 
As reported Odditycentral.com, Thursday (10/06/2016), Adham had traveled from Helsinki to Aleppo as many as 28 times. He even vowed not to cease to distribute toys to children in Aleppo until the war ended. 
"When they close the border with Turkey, I can not get into Syria. So I took illegal channels to get into my hometown while carrying a toy weighing 80 kilograms along the way," said Adham which as reported English.alarabiya.net. 
In these perilous journey Adham certainly got a lot of challenges. He even claimed that he had been a fugitive from ISIS and Shia militias in Syria. 
"Since 2015 there were 12 trips to Syria I did it illegally. I hope never prosecuted in Turkey," said Adham, smiling. 
Toys're sharing diverse. Ranging from teddy bears, Barbie, super hero character to buzz lightyear toy robot."Perilous journey will not be enough to stop me. The mission is far more important. Currently Syrian children are facing death and prolonged insecurity. Toys are the most important thing," said Adham, as quoted from Telegraph.co. uk. 
"I can not describe how children's emotional at that time. It was like they like to make new friends that only they can own only one. This was at least able to bring joy to these children," said Adham. 
Adham is now the center raises funds for humanitarian missions on the website GoFundMe, which is a container that accommodates individual fundraising for various humanitarian cases worldwide. 
If later Rp 1 billion could be collected, the father of six children is going to use the money to build a school in Syria, exactly near the Turkish border.

source : Liputan6

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