Published : 31-05-2020
The family of Palestinian child from Syria Muawiya Abu Seyam, displaced from Yarmouk Camp to the northern Syrian province of Idlib, have appealed the Turkish authorities and humanitarian institutions to allow them to safely reach Turkish hospitals in order to treat their tumor-stricken child.
The father told AGPS that his three-year-old child needs an urgent surgery to remove a life-threatening tumor and get chemical doses, adding that such treatment is not available in northern Syria.
Medical reports sent by the father to AGPS show that the child has been diagnosed with a 14-centimeter tumor in his navel and which might spread to his left kidney and spleen.
The family of Palestinian child from Syria Muawiya Abu Seyam, displaced from Yarmouk Camp to the northern Syrian province of Idlib, have appealed the Turkish authorities and humanitarian institutions to allow them to safely reach Turkish hospitals in order to treat their tumor-stricken child.
The father told AGPS that his three-year-old child needs an urgent surgery to remove a life-threatening tumor and get chemical doses, adding that such treatment is not available in northern Syria.
Medical reports sent by the father to AGPS show that the child has been diagnosed with a 14-centimeter tumor in his navel and which might spread to his left kidney and spleen.
