Published : 17-12-2021
Chief of AlHajar AlAswad city council, in Rif Dimashq, Khaled Khamis said the Governorate has started issuing permits to a number of families wishing to return to AlHajar AlAswad.
He said over 60% of rubble has been removed from residential alleyways and access roads in the area. Uninhabitable and ruined buildings will also be razed to unblock secondary roads. Three UNRWA schools will also be rehabilitated in AlHajar AlAswad and four in AlQuneitra.
In early September this year, Rif Dimashq Governorate started receiving demands by residents of AlHajar AlAswad neighborhood to return to their houses and retrieve their property.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees took shelter in AlHajar AlAswad, which came under heavy shelling since 2013 and a crippling siege after ISIS crept into the area. Offensives launched by the Syrian and Russian forces resulted in heavy material damage and took away the lives of dozens of civilians.
Chief of AlHajar AlAswad city council, in Rif Dimashq, Khaled Khamis said the Governorate has started issuing permits to a number of families wishing to return to AlHajar AlAswad.
He said over 60% of rubble has been removed from residential alleyways and access roads in the area. Uninhabitable and ruined buildings will also be razed to unblock secondary roads. Three UNRWA schools will also be rehabilitated in AlHajar AlAswad and four in AlQuneitra.
In early September this year, Rif Dimashq Governorate started receiving demands by residents of AlHajar AlAswad neighborhood to return to their houses and retrieve their property.
Thousands of Palestinian refugees took shelter in AlHajar AlAswad, which came under heavy shelling since 2013 and a crippling siege after ISIS crept into the area. Offensives launched by the Syrian and Russian forces resulted in heavy material damage and took away the lives of dozens of civilians.
