Published : 20-06-2021
Palestinian refugees taking shelter in T’seil town, in the southern Syrian province of Daraa, continue to launch cries for help over the exacerbated humanitarian condition they have been enduring.
The situation is made worse by the absence of UNRWA facilities in the area. As a result, civilians are made to walk for long distances or to board expensive means of transport (up to 5,000 – 7,000 per person) to reach UNRWA distribution centres.
At the same time, the residents continue to endure daily struggles to receive medicines and medical treatment as no clinic has been opened up in the area.
Palestinian refugees taking shelter in T’seil town, in the southern Syrian province of Daraa, continue to launch cries for help over the exacerbated humanitarian condition they have been enduring.
The situation is made worse by the absence of UNRWA facilities in the area. As a result, civilians are made to walk for long distances or to board expensive means of transport (up to 5,000 – 7,000 per person) to reach UNRWA distribution centres.
At the same time, the residents continue to endure daily struggles to receive medicines and medical treatment as no clinic has been opened up in the area.
