Published : 11-06-2015
The displaced Palestinians in the Algerian Tahir shelter at Al Zahera area in Damascus, which is inhabited by 51 families from the Yarmouk camp, complain of harsh living conditions.
According to the testimony of a resident that each room of the shelter contains several families which create many problems, where they also suffer from the continued power cuts for long hours.
Accordingly, they renew their appeals to put an end to their ongoing suffering through hard work to neutralize the camp, and to open the way for their return to their homes.
The displaced Palestinians in the Algerian Tahir shelter at Al Zahera area in Damascus, which is inhabited by 51 families from the Yarmouk camp, complain of harsh living conditions.
According to the testimony of a resident that each room of the shelter contains several families which create many problems, where they also suffer from the continued power cuts for long hours.
Accordingly, they renew their appeals to put an end to their ongoing suffering through hard work to neutralize the camp, and to open the way for their return to their homes.
