Published : 15-03-2019
Palestinian refugees in Handarat Camp have been grappling with dire conditions due to the acute dearth in drinking-water supplies and breakdowns in local power networks.
A memorandum handed over by the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees to the Director-General of Aleppo’s Water Supply and Sewerage Company, called for an urgent response to the crisis and for the rehabilitation of water networks to Palestinian returnees.
Massive destruction wrought on the camp by Syria’s bloody warfare led to the deportation of hundreds of civilians from their homes in Handarat on April 27, 2013.
According to data by the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees, some 8,000 Palestinian refugees used to take shelter in Handarat Camp.
Palestinian refugees in Handarat Camp have been grappling with dire conditions due to the acute dearth in drinking-water supplies and breakdowns in local power networks.
A memorandum handed over by the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees to the Director-General of Aleppo’s Water Supply and Sewerage Company, called for an urgent response to the crisis and for the rehabilitation of water networks to Palestinian returnees.
Massive destruction wrought on the camp by Syria’s bloody warfare led to the deportation of hundreds of civilians from their homes in Handarat on April 27, 2013.
According to data by the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees, some 8,000 Palestinian refugees used to take shelter in Handarat Camp.
