Published : 09-06-2015
Residents of Khan Dannon camp are suffering of clear relief shortage in light of the difficult economic conditions in which they live, owning to the absence of charitable associations or committees inside the camp as a result of security restrictions by the regime forces, in addition to the arrest campaigns against several relief activists prompting these committees to close their doors in order to preserve the lives of activists.
The residents of the camp, which is considered the poorest among the Palestinian refugee camps in Syria, rely on the financial and relief assistance provided by UNRWA from time to time.
Residents of Khan Dannon camp are suffering of clear relief shortage in light of the difficult economic conditions in which they live, owning to the absence of charitable associations or committees inside the camp as a result of security restrictions by the regime forces, in addition to the arrest campaigns against several relief activists prompting these committees to close their doors in order to preserve the lives of activists.
The residents of the camp, which is considered the poorest among the Palestinian refugee camps in Syria, rely on the financial and relief assistance provided by UNRWA from time to time.
