Published : 14-01-2023
Palestinian and Syrian families taking cover in Haifa AlKarmal refugee camp, north of Syria, have sounded the alarm over their abject humanitarian condition.
The families said the new camp to which they have been transferred in Kili area is underequipped and lacks vital services. Neither potable water nor a sewerage network are available in the area.
The camp was built on a one-kilometer-height hill, making access out of and into the area a mountainous journey.
A Palestinian refugee said the new housing units are uninhabitable due to high levels of humidity inflicted by rainfalls and resulting in breathing disorders for children and adults.
Some 700 housing units covering an area of 40 to 70 square meters have been recently established in the area to provide shelter to displaced families from Deraa, Aleppo, and Hums.
Palestinian and Syrian families taking cover in Haifa AlKarmal refugee camp, north of Syria, have sounded the alarm over their abject humanitarian condition.
The families said the new camp to which they have been transferred in Kili area is underequipped and lacks vital services. Neither potable water nor a sewerage network are available in the area.
The camp was built on a one-kilometer-height hill, making access out of and into the area a mountainous journey.
A Palestinian refugee said the new housing units are uninhabitable due to high levels of humidity inflicted by rainfalls and resulting in breathing disorders for children and adults.
Some 700 housing units covering an area of 40 to 70 square meters have been recently established in the area to provide shelter to displaced families from Deraa, Aleppo, and Hums.
