Published : 09-10-2015
The injured Palestinian refugee "Ahmed Omar" arrived in the German city of Munich, after a long journey of suffering continued for several years, where "Ahmed" was injured after bombing that targeted the Yarmouk refugee camp, about two and a half years ago, which led to paralysis in his lower limbs.
"Ahmed" headed to Turkey, to enter in illegally through danger and hard road especially he is wounded, due to the prevention of the Turkish authorities the entry of Palestinian Syrian refugees into its territory. "Ahmed" has spent several months of suffering in Turkey, and then he continued his trip to Greece by sea in spite of his health deterioration.
He completed his journey by road, where he launched several humanitarian appeals, requesting urgent medical assistance, and after that he was stranded with hundreds of refugees in Slovenia.
Finally he succeeded to access Germany, with the help of many European activists, where he is receiving treatment now in Helios Klinikuk center in Munich, southern Germany.
The injured Palestinian refugee "Ahmed Omar" arrived in the German city of Munich, after a long journey of suffering continued for several years, where "Ahmed" was injured after bombing that targeted the Yarmouk refugee camp, about two and a half years ago, which led to paralysis in his lower limbs.
"Ahmed" headed to Turkey, to enter in illegally through danger and hard road especially he is wounded, due to the prevention of the Turkish authorities the entry of Palestinian Syrian refugees into its territory. "Ahmed" has spent several months of suffering in Turkey, and then he continued his trip to Greece by sea in spite of his health deterioration.
He completed his journey by road, where he launched several humanitarian appeals, requesting urgent medical assistance, and after that he was stranded with hundreds of refugees in Slovenia.
Finally he succeeded to access Germany, with the help of many European activists, where he is receiving treatment now in Helios Klinikuk center in Munich, southern Germany.
