Published : 28-06-2019
Residents of Daraa Camp for Palestinian refugees continue to rail against the propagation of rodents, reptiles, and insects across the alleyways of the camp, particularly in unreconstructed areas.
The residents called on the concerned authorities and UNRWA to make serious steps in order to remove debris and spray insecticides in order to repel snakes and scorpions.
Over 600 Palestinian families who returned to Daraa Camp have been subjected to dire socio-economic conditions as a result of the fallouts of the military operation launched by the Syrian government forces in mid-June 2018 using internationally-prohibited weapons in an attempt to recapture the area. 80% of civilian homes and property were destroyed.
Residents of Daraa Camp for Palestinian refugees continue to rail against the propagation of rodents, reptiles, and insects across the alleyways of the camp, particularly in unreconstructed areas.
The residents called on the concerned authorities and UNRWA to make serious steps in order to remove debris and spray insecticides in order to repel snakes and scorpions.
Over 600 Palestinian families who returned to Daraa Camp have been subjected to dire socio-economic conditions as a result of the fallouts of the military operation launched by the Syrian government forces in mid-June 2018 using internationally-prohibited weapons in an attempt to recapture the area. 80% of civilian homes and property were destroyed.
