<p>A caravan of 22 trucks delivered food aid from the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross to Douma, a town in East Damascus, Syria, on November 12, but residents said it was not nearly enough.</p><p>Trucks with the Syrian Red Crescent logo on printed on them entered Douma, bringing food for 21,500 people</a>. In this footage, residents tell two people wearing Red Crescent vests the situation in Douma is a crisis, and children represent half the population of the town.</p><p>There are more than 27,000 families in Douma, local news media said</a>.</p><p>Syrian government forces have blockaded the towns in East Damascus since 2013, but the siege has tightened in the past months, leading prices and malnutrition, especially among children</a>, to rise. Credit: YouTube/RFS Media Office via Storyful</p><br />
