Published : 30-04-2021
Palestinian refugee Amer Abu Hamda, sheltered in northern Syria, has appealed for urgent medical treatment in nearby Turkey.
Reporting from northern Syria, an AGPS correspondent said Amer, displaced from Yarmouk Camp to Aleppo, suffers from pituitary adenomas (tumors affecting the pituitary gland) and is need of chemical doses that are unavailable in the under-equipped health centres set up in northern Syria.
Amer’s family claimed that the Turkish authorities have refused to let him in because he does not hold identity documents.
The family appealed to the international humanitarian organizations, the Palestine Embassy in Turkey, the UNHCR, and the Conference of Palestinians in Turkey to work on securing urgent medical therapy to Amer.
Palestinian refugee Amer Abu Hamda, sheltered in northern Syria, has appealed for urgent medical treatment in nearby Turkey.
Reporting from northern Syria, an AGPS correspondent said Amer, displaced from Yarmouk Camp to Aleppo, suffers from pituitary adenomas (tumors affecting the pituitary gland) and is need of chemical doses that are unavailable in the under-equipped health centres set up in northern Syria.
Amer’s family claimed that the Turkish authorities have refused to let him in because he does not hold identity documents.
The family appealed to the international humanitarian organizations, the Palestine Embassy in Turkey, the UNHCR, and the Conference of Palestinians in Turkey to work on securing urgent medical therapy to Amer.
