Published : 18-11-2015
The suffering of Palestinian refugees in Syria is exacerbating due to significant low temperatures during the past few days.
Most Palestinian refugee camps in Syria are suffering from great scarcity of fuel either because of the siege imposed on it as in the Yarmouk camp or because of closing the connecting roads between them and the rest of neighboring regions as in Khan Al Shieh camp in Damascus suburb.
Moreover, the high prices of fuel, if available, force the residents to buy firewood with vary prices from a camp to another, which adds significant burdens on the displaced Palestinian families who suffer mainly from economic problems resulted from the displacement because of the high rents and unemployment, as well as the high costs of living.
It is worth mentioning that most Palestinian refugees in Syria were displaced from their camps after being directly targeted by bombing, clashes, and siege.
The suffering of Palestinian refugees in Syria is exacerbating due to significant low temperatures during the past few days.
Most Palestinian refugee camps in Syria are suffering from great scarcity of fuel either because of the siege imposed on it as in the Yarmouk camp or because of closing the connecting roads between them and the rest of neighboring regions as in Khan Al Shieh camp in Damascus suburb.
Moreover, the high prices of fuel, if available, force the residents to buy firewood with vary prices from a camp to another, which adds significant burdens on the displaced Palestinian families who suffer mainly from economic problems resulted from the displacement because of the high rents and unemployment, as well as the high costs of living.
It is worth mentioning that most Palestinian refugees in Syria were displaced from their camps after being directly targeted by bombing, clashes, and siege.
