Published : 03-11-2022
Residents of Deraa Camp for Palestinian refugees, south of Syria, have expressed concern over the security turmoil south of Syria due to increasing clashes between ISIS and pro-regime militias.
Tension has soared in the area following a suicide bombing targeting former opposition leader Gassan Abazid last Friday.
Only one family left the camp scores of others have been stranded inside their houses due to the curfew slapped on the area.
CSOs said a ceasefire has been announced. Groups affiliated with Muayad Kharfoush said they will be committed to the ceasefire to allow civilians a safe access out of the area.
CSOs also called on residents of AlSadd road to evacuate the area which has become a hotbed for ISIS militias and will reportedly be declared a closed military zone as of 12:00 p.m.
UNRWA also suspended classes at its schools over security concerns.
Residents of Deraa Camp for Palestinian refugees, south of Syria, have expressed concern over the security turmoil south of Syria due to increasing clashes between ISIS and pro-regime militias.
Tension has soared in the area following a suicide bombing targeting former opposition leader Gassan Abazid last Friday.
Only one family left the camp scores of others have been stranded inside their houses due to the curfew slapped on the area.
CSOs said a ceasefire has been announced. Groups affiliated with Muayad Kharfoush said they will be committed to the ceasefire to allow civilians a safe access out of the area.
CSOs also called on residents of AlSadd road to evacuate the area which has become a hotbed for ISIS militias and will reportedly be declared a closed military zone as of 12:00 p.m.
UNRWA also suspended classes at its schools over security concerns.
