Published : 02-11-2015
Debris and dust began to be removed yesterday morning from the streets of Husseneia camp in Damascus suburb within the project of rehabilitating homes and mosques of the camp.
The project was funded by the Global Relief Foundation in cooperation with the Charity Organization for the Relief of Palestinian people.
According to those in charge of the project, the work will continue for 15 days, where they will re-build mosques, in addition they will install glass windows of most affected homes in the camp.
It is worth mentioning that the regular army checkpoints prevented all people of Husseneia camp to return to their homes for more than two years, before they allow hundreds of them to enter the camp last August.
Debris and dust began to be removed yesterday morning from the streets of Husseneia camp in Damascus suburb within the project of rehabilitating homes and mosques of the camp.
The project was funded by the Global Relief Foundation in cooperation with the Charity Organization for the Relief of Palestinian people.
According to those in charge of the project, the work will continue for 15 days, where they will re-build mosques, in addition they will install glass windows of most affected homes in the camp.
It is worth mentioning that the regular army checkpoints prevented all people of Husseneia camp to return to their homes for more than two years, before they allow hundreds of them to enter the camp last August.
