Published : 08-01-2015
A deep low temperature affected the Palestinian camps in Syria, coincide with snowfall at many camps, forcing some residents to burn the wooden doors and windows of their houses to escape the cold and frost.
Our correspondent mentioned that the price of heating firewood ton has reached 350$, while the price of houses firewood; such as doors and windows, has reached 70$, in light of the prevention of entering food and medical aids for the 4th week respectively.
It is mentioned that the Syrian regular army and the Palestinian groups loyal to it still prevent the entry of fuel and medical equipment and supplies for 551 days respectively.
In a related context, Head of the General Union of Palestinian Workers "Syria branch", "Ghassan Al Hasan" mentioned, at his website, that the food aids distribution to the Yarmouk camp residents will be resumed today Thursday. He quoted this news from Ali Mustafa, the General Manager of the General Authority for Palestinian Refugees in Syria after a meeting, according to Ghassan Al Hasan.
However, the residents of the camp have no food and some of them are eating from the plantings that grow out of rain drops which indicate a new catastrophe of cold, hunger, and thirst.
A deep low temperature affected the Palestinian camps in Syria, coincide with snowfall at many camps, forcing some residents to burn the wooden doors and windows of their houses to escape the cold and frost.
Our correspondent mentioned that the price of heating firewood ton has reached 350$, while the price of houses firewood; such as doors and windows, has reached 70$, in light of the prevention of entering food and medical aids for the 4th week respectively.
It is mentioned that the Syrian regular army and the Palestinian groups loyal to it still prevent the entry of fuel and medical equipment and supplies for 551 days respectively.
In a related context, Head of the General Union of Palestinian Workers "Syria branch", "Ghassan Al Hasan" mentioned, at his website, that the food aids distribution to the Yarmouk camp residents will be resumed today Thursday. He quoted this news from Ali Mustafa, the General Manager of the General Authority for Palestinian Refugees in Syria after a meeting, according to Ghassan Al Hasan.
However, the residents of the camp have no food and some of them are eating from the plantings that grow out of rain drops which indicate a new catastrophe of cold, hunger, and thirst.
