Published : 09-04-2019
A UNRWA delegation and director of the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees paid a visit to Handarat Camp, north of Syria, on April 8, 2019, in an attempt to keep tabs on local premises and amenities.
Local activists called on the concerned bodies, most notably UNRWA, to make urgent steps so as to reconstruct their homes and rehabilitate the infrastructure, which sustained massive destruction as a result of the heavy shelling and bloody shootouts between the Syrian government forces and opposition outfits.
Families who have regained access to their homes in Daraa Camp have been grappling with acute water and power crises. Poor infrastructure and the absence of basic services have made the situation far more alarming.
A UNRWA delegation and director of the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees paid a visit to Handarat Camp, north of Syria, on April 8, 2019, in an attempt to keep tabs on local premises and amenities.
Local activists called on the concerned bodies, most notably UNRWA, to make urgent steps so as to reconstruct their homes and rehabilitate the infrastructure, which sustained massive destruction as a result of the heavy shelling and bloody shootouts between the Syrian government forces and opposition outfits.
Families who have regained access to their homes in Daraa Camp have been grappling with acute water and power crises. Poor infrastructure and the absence of basic services have made the situation far more alarming.
