The Syrian actress Hanan Al -Lulu died today, Wednesday, at the age of 58, inside the Taliani Hospital in the capital, Damascus, after a long struggle with cancer, leaving behind a march full of distinguished works in the Syrian drama.
The Syndicate of Artists in Syria called the late artist through the official page of the union on Facebook, in a post in which it said: “Our heartfelt condolences on the death of the artist Hanan Lulu after a struggle with the disease, we belong to God and to Him we shall return.”
According to sources close to the late artist, she was subjected to a sudden health crisis days before her death, after which she was transferred to Al -Taliani Hospital in a critical health condition, and she was placed in the intensive care room to receive the necessary treatment, until she passed away this afternoon Wednesday.
The late artist appeared earlier, speaking about her health and material suffering, after announcing her stomach cancer, which sparked a wide wave of public sympathy for her health, especially and some Syrian artistic names intervened to help her in the costs of treatment, including the artist Sahar Fawzi.
The late artist did not possess her tears while she was speaking in late October 2024 that she was delayed in receiving the third dose of chemotherapy for more than a month due to difficult material conditions.
The late artist, who took care of her four children and the children of her late son, explained that her living conditions have deteriorated greatly in recent times, confirming in her last previous statements, that she faced very difficult and harsh conditions.
According to Syrian media reports, the artist Hanan Al -Lulu began her artistic career in the late 1990s in small roles in the dramatic series, until she obtained great and distinguished artistic opportunities in dramas, including, “spot of light”, “Donia”, “Shamiyat”, “Leader Chair” and other works.
