Published : 03-12-2018
The Commission of Palestinians of Syria for Relief and Development handed over fuel supplies to families who were forcibly deported to Deir Ballout Camp, north of Syria.
Every family received 20 liters of fuel, in a measure aiming to assuage the calamitous conditions endured by the displaced Palestinian families in the poverty-stricken area.
Tents have been uprooted and others have fallen apart as torrential downpours have swamped Deir Ballout Camp for Palestinian refugees in Jindires in Afrin, north of Syria.
Pictures and videos circulated on social media show dozens of Palestinian refugees lying in the streets, without roofs over their heads, and children shivering of cold.
Hundreds of displaced Palestinian families who were forcibly deported to northern Syria continue to launch cries for help as a freezing winter season has enveloped the region.
Refugee families and activists have lashed out at the apathy maintained by UNRWA, the Palestinian Authority, and all other concerned bodies regarding the tragic situation wrought on the displaced Palestinian families.
Nearly 600 displaced families, among them 325 Palestinian families, have been struggling for survival in the poorly-equipped Deir Ballout Camp, after they were forced out of Yarmouk Camp and southern Damascus towns.
The Commission of Palestinians of Syria for Relief and Development handed over fuel supplies to families who were forcibly deported to Deir Ballout Camp, north of Syria.
Every family received 20 liters of fuel, in a measure aiming to assuage the calamitous conditions endured by the displaced Palestinian families in the poverty-stricken area.
Tents have been uprooted and others have fallen apart as torrential downpours have swamped Deir Ballout Camp for Palestinian refugees in Jindires in Afrin, north of Syria.
Pictures and videos circulated on social media show dozens of Palestinian refugees lying in the streets, without roofs over their heads, and children shivering of cold.
Hundreds of displaced Palestinian families who were forcibly deported to northern Syria continue to launch cries for help as a freezing winter season has enveloped the region.
Refugee families and activists have lashed out at the apathy maintained by UNRWA, the Palestinian Authority, and all other concerned bodies regarding the tragic situation wrought on the displaced Palestinian families.
Nearly 600 displaced families, among them 325 Palestinian families, have been struggling for survival in the poorly-equipped Deir Ballout Camp, after they were forced out of Yarmouk Camp and southern Damascus towns.
