Published : 31-10-2018
Daraa governor said, following a field visit he paid a couple of days earlier, that Daraa Camp for Palestinian refugees will be included in a new plan devised by the Syrian authorities to rehabilitate recaptured zones.
The governor said that all shelters in Daraa will be shut and the residents will gain a safe access to their reconstructed towns.
He added that another quarter will be built at the ruins of Daraa Camp, 80% of whose buildings have been reduced to rubble in the bloody warfare.
The governor also said the local authorities do not intend to evacuate the camp for the time being. However, instructions given by the Syrian authorities green-lighted the return of all residents to Daraa, except those taking shelter in the camp.
A mass exodus from Daraa Camp occurred as a result of the deadly shelling rocking the area. Government onslaughts on the camp using missiles and explosive barrels led to the destruction of 80% of civilian buildings and facilities.
Daraa residents appealed to the Palestinian Authority, the Palestine Liberation Organization, and UNRWA to make serious steps so as to urge the Syrian government to secure their safe return to the their homes and refugee camp.
Daraa governor said, following a field visit he paid a couple of days earlier, that Daraa Camp for Palestinian refugees will be included in a new plan devised by the Syrian authorities to rehabilitate recaptured zones.
The governor said that all shelters in Daraa will be shut and the residents will gain a safe access to their reconstructed towns.
He added that another quarter will be built at the ruins of Daraa Camp, 80% of whose buildings have been reduced to rubble in the bloody warfare.
The governor also said the local authorities do not intend to evacuate the camp for the time being. However, instructions given by the Syrian authorities green-lighted the return of all residents to Daraa, except those taking shelter in the camp.
A mass exodus from Daraa Camp occurred as a result of the deadly shelling rocking the area. Government onslaughts on the camp using missiles and explosive barrels led to the destruction of 80% of civilian buildings and facilities.
Daraa residents appealed to the Palestinian Authority, the Palestine Liberation Organization, and UNRWA to make serious steps so as to urge the Syrian government to secure their safe return to the their homes and refugee camp.
