Published : 31-10-2022
Residents of Hindarat Camp for Palestinian refugees whose houses have sustained heavy damage in the conflict called on the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees (GAPAR) to hand them over permits in order to retrieve the houses of their family members who moved to other destinations.
The families said they have been overburdened by exorbitant price rents and their children have been left without roofs over their heads with the advent of cold weather.
The residents appealed to the concerned authorities in Aleppo to hand them official permits to that end, saying the move will boost reconstruction in the area and bring life back to normal in the ravaged camp.
Sometime earlier, GAPAR’s Director-General Kasem Mohamed Husain pledged to work on boosting reconstruction drives in Deraa and rehabilitate 82 habitable houses.
Residents of Hindarat Camp for Palestinian refugees whose houses have sustained heavy damage in the conflict called on the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees (GAPAR) to hand them over permits in order to retrieve the houses of their family members who moved to other destinations.
The families said they have been overburdened by exorbitant price rents and their children have been left without roofs over their heads with the advent of cold weather.
The residents appealed to the concerned authorities in Aleppo to hand them official permits to that end, saying the move will boost reconstruction in the area and bring life back to normal in the ravaged camp.
Sometime earlier, GAPAR’s Director-General Kasem Mohamed Husain pledged to work on boosting reconstruction drives in Deraa and rehabilitate 82 habitable houses.
