Published : 01-12-2018
The family of the three-year-old Palestinian child from Syria Maria Tamer Abu Azarah, taking shelter in Ein AlHilweh Camp, south of Lebanon, after they were deported from Yarmouk Camp, appealed to all human rights institutions to cover fees for the treatment of their daughter, diagnosed with blood cancer.
The family said the child underwent regular checks at Ghassan Hamoud Hospital, where medics diagnosed her with blood cancer and ordered that she stay under control for one week to undergo life-saving treatment.
Medics said Maria currently needs four chemical doses weekly. For the coming two years at least one chemical dose in needed.
UNRWA shelled out 50% of the treatment fees. The agency paid 50,000 Lebanese Pounds for chemical doses. The family should secure another 100,000 Lebanese Pounds for chemical doses. A dose is worth $66.
Her family continues to sound distress signals, saying their daughter has become on the verge of death.
The family of the three-year-old Palestinian child from Syria Maria Tamer Abu Azarah, taking shelter in Ein AlHilweh Camp, south of Lebanon, after they were deported from Yarmouk Camp, appealed to all human rights institutions to cover fees for the treatment of their daughter, diagnosed with blood cancer.
The family said the child underwent regular checks at Ghassan Hamoud Hospital, where medics diagnosed her with blood cancer and ordered that she stay under control for one week to undergo life-saving treatment.
Medics said Maria currently needs four chemical doses weekly. For the coming two years at least one chemical dose in needed.
UNRWA shelled out 50% of the treatment fees. The agency paid 50,000 Lebanese Pounds for chemical doses. The family should secure another 100,000 Lebanese Pounds for chemical doses. A dose is worth $66.
Her family continues to sound distress signals, saying their daughter has become on the verge of death.
