Published : 25-06-2019
The Syrian Red Crescent Society handed over, on Sunday, food aids to a number of families who returned to Daraa Camp.
450 families registered with the Red Crescent reportedly benefited from the move.
All the way through Syria’s eight-year conflict, residents of Daraa Camp have been grappling with dire socio-economic conditions and poor infrastructure.
The residents also said the poor sanitation networks and improper sewage disposal, which they attributed to the frequent blackouts and maintenance works in the area, have brought about an acute damage on their health and property.
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.
The Syrian Red Crescent Society handed over, on Sunday, food aids to a number of families who returned to Daraa Camp.
450 families registered with the Red Crescent reportedly benefited from the move.
All the way through Syria’s eight-year conflict, residents of Daraa Camp have been grappling with dire socio-economic conditions and poor infrastructure.
The residents also said the poor sanitation networks and improper sewage disposal, which they attributed to the frequent blackouts and maintenance works in the area, have brought about an acute damage on their health and property.
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.
