Published : 07-07-2021
Families displaced from Yarmouk Camp continue to slam the apathy maintained by Damascus Governorate regarding their appeals for reconstruction works and rubble clearance.
Engineer Mohamed Salman, a resident of Yarmouk Camp, said the Governorate continues to drag its feet over the families’ calls for reconstruction permits and rehabilitation projects.
He added that local authorities have failed to protect civilians’ property against theft and burglary.
Salman also said the Governorate has approved the controversial master plan seeking to blur the historical identity of the camp as a living witness to the Palestinian refugee plight.
Families displaced from Yarmouk Camp continue to slam the apathy maintained by Damascus Governorate regarding their appeals for reconstruction works and rubble clearance.
Engineer Mohamed Salman, a resident of Yarmouk Camp, said the Governorate continues to drag its feet over the families’ calls for reconstruction permits and rehabilitation projects.
He added that local authorities have failed to protect civilians’ property against theft and burglary.
Salman also said the Governorate has approved the controversial master plan seeking to blur the historical identity of the camp as a living witness to the Palestinian refugee plight.
