Published : 07-02-2022
Director-General of the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees, Kasem Mohamed Husain, met on Sunday, February 06, with Aleppo governor, Husain Diab, as part of a visit he paid to AlNeirab and Hindarat refugee camps, in Aleppo.
Husain underscored the destruction wrought by the Syrian conflict on the two camps and called for the need to reconstruct vital facilities, increase bread quantities, and rehabilitate infrastructure.
GAPAR’s chief also called on Aleppo governor to work on enhancing street lighting and repair the water and sewerage networks.
Sometime earlier, Husain paid a visit to AlNeirab Camp and met with unidentified parties.
Local sources told AGPS that the meeting culminated in recommendations to pressurize UNRWA to assume its responsibilities regarding Palestinian refugees in Syria and increase cash aid.
Husain pledged that GAPAR will take it upon its shoulders to reconstruct destroyed houses and renovate 82 habitable ones in Hindarat Camp.
Palestinian refugee families sheltered in Handarat and AlNeirab camps continue to appeal to the concerned parties to work on reconstructing their homes and facilities that have been reduced to rubble in Syria’s eleven-year conflict.
Left without roofs over their heads, a number of families have been striving to reconstruct the destroyed walls of their homes in order to provide their homeless children with safer shelters.
Palestinian refugees have also been grappling with dire conditions due to the lack of humanitarian assistance and life-saving services. The majority of families have been taking shelter in buildings rented at extremely steep costs in the poverty-stricken area. A severe water and power crisis also continues to rock the camps.
Director-General of the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees, Kasem Mohamed Husain, met on Sunday, February 06, with Aleppo governor, Husain Diab, as part of a visit he paid to AlNeirab and Hindarat refugee camps, in Aleppo.
Husain underscored the destruction wrought by the Syrian conflict on the two camps and called for the need to reconstruct vital facilities, increase bread quantities, and rehabilitate infrastructure.
GAPAR’s chief also called on Aleppo governor to work on enhancing street lighting and repair the water and sewerage networks.
Sometime earlier, Husain paid a visit to AlNeirab Camp and met with unidentified parties.
Local sources told AGPS that the meeting culminated in recommendations to pressurize UNRWA to assume its responsibilities regarding Palestinian refugees in Syria and increase cash aid.
Husain pledged that GAPAR will take it upon its shoulders to reconstruct destroyed houses and renovate 82 habitable ones in Hindarat Camp.
Palestinian refugee families sheltered in Handarat and AlNeirab camps continue to appeal to the concerned parties to work on reconstructing their homes and facilities that have been reduced to rubble in Syria’s eleven-year conflict.
Left without roofs over their heads, a number of families have been striving to reconstruct the destroyed walls of their homes in order to provide their homeless children with safer shelters.
Palestinian refugees have also been grappling with dire conditions due to the lack of humanitarian assistance and life-saving services. The majority of families have been taking shelter in buildings rented at extremely steep costs in the poverty-stricken area. A severe water and power crisis also continues to rock the camps.
