Published : 17-10-2018
Palestinians from Syrian sheltered in the Lebanon-based Miyah wa Miyah refugee camp, in Sidon, have railed against the state of anarchy rocking the area as a result of the violent shootouts between Ansarullah and Fatah movements.
Heavy machinegun fire and mortars were reportedly used in the clashes and access roads were closed off. At least 16 persons were injured. Fires broke out at a house in the camp.
The shootout sparked terror among civilians, who have called for reining in the security mayhem and prosecuting those involved in armed fighting.
Palestinians from Syrian sheltered in the Lebanon-based Miyah wa Miyah refugee camp, in Sidon, have railed against the state of anarchy rocking the area as a result of the violent shootouts between Ansarullah and Fatah movements.
Heavy machinegun fire and mortars were reportedly used in the clashes and access roads were closed off. At least 16 persons were injured. Fires broke out at a house in the camp.
The shootout sparked terror among civilians, who have called for reining in the security mayhem and prosecuting those involved in armed fighting.
