Published : 30-07-2021
Civilians taking shelter in Syria’s AlNeirab Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Aleppo, have voiced deep concern over the health hazards inflicted by the trash mounds piled up across residential alleyways and the standing wastewater flooding the main access roads.
The residents said wastewater and garbage piles have resulted in bed smells and the spread of life-threatening infections and stray dogs.
All the way through the ten-year Syrian conflict, Palestinians taking refuge in AlNeirab camp have been grappling with dire conditions. High unemployment rates and the absence of relief assistance by UNRWA and other humanitarian institutions have made survival quite difficult in the area.
Civilians taking shelter in Syria’s AlNeirab Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Aleppo, have voiced deep concern over the health hazards inflicted by the trash mounds piled up across residential alleyways and the standing wastewater flooding the main access roads.
The residents said wastewater and garbage piles have resulted in bed smells and the spread of life-threatening infections and stray dogs.
All the way through the ten-year Syrian conflict, Palestinians taking refuge in AlNeirab camp have been grappling with dire conditions. High unemployment rates and the absence of relief assistance by UNRWA and other humanitarian institutions have made survival quite difficult in the area.
