Published : 27-06-2015
"250 Palestinian families from the residents of the Eastern Ghouta in Damascus Suburb didn’t find any obstacle to fast the days of Ramadan because they fast all days", according to a Palestinian family member who shares the siege suffering and the lack of medical care with thousands of Syrians that the Syrian Regime imposes a strict siege on them since the beginning September 2013.
At least 250 Palestinian families distributed on Douma, Zamalka, Hazeh, and Hamoreya suffer of a severe shortage of food materials due to the strict siege that is imposed by the Regular Army in Eastern Ghouta neighborhoods and the regime's snipers prevent the residents to reach Damascus, where some sniping actions amongst civilians who tried to get out were documented. The residents eat herbs and vegetables that could have, where the affluent families can buy a kilo or more of rice and they can eat it for several days.
However, as refugees lost their sources of living, many of them began to work collecting and selling firewood and plastic materials and recycled for fuel to sell them in an attempt to secure what keeps their children alive, especially in light of the acute shortage of drugs and medical care.
Residents complain of not being able to get any relief assistance provided by "UNRWA," while the spread of snipers prevented their access to the headquarters of "UNRWA" in the capital, Damascus, where UNRWA abstaining aid delivery at Ghouta.
For their part, residents renewed their demand through the AGPS all international bodies, especially "UNRWA," Palestinian official bodies, Palestinian embassy in Damascus, the PLO, and Arab and European relief institutions in order to put an end to their suffering and to work to deliver urgent relief aid for them.
"250 Palestinian families from the residents of the Eastern Ghouta in Damascus Suburb didn’t find any obstacle to fast the days of Ramadan because they fast all days", according to a Palestinian family member who shares the siege suffering and the lack of medical care with thousands of Syrians that the Syrian Regime imposes a strict siege on them since the beginning September 2013.
At least 250 Palestinian families distributed on Douma, Zamalka, Hazeh, and Hamoreya suffer of a severe shortage of food materials due to the strict siege that is imposed by the Regular Army in Eastern Ghouta neighborhoods and the regime's snipers prevent the residents to reach Damascus, where some sniping actions amongst civilians who tried to get out were documented. The residents eat herbs and vegetables that could have, where the affluent families can buy a kilo or more of rice and they can eat it for several days.
However, as refugees lost their sources of living, many of them began to work collecting and selling firewood and plastic materials and recycled for fuel to sell them in an attempt to secure what keeps their children alive, especially in light of the acute shortage of drugs and medical care.
Residents complain of not being able to get any relief assistance provided by "UNRWA," while the spread of snipers prevented their access to the headquarters of "UNRWA" in the capital, Damascus, where UNRWA abstaining aid delivery at Ghouta.
For their part, residents renewed their demand through the AGPS all international bodies, especially "UNRWA," Palestinian official bodies, Palestinian embassy in Damascus, the PLO, and Arab and European relief institutions in order to put an end to their suffering and to work to deliver urgent relief aid for them.
