Published : 30-11-2015
Al Wafaa European campaign continues its tour on compounds of the displaced Palestinians from Syria in Lebanon to see their living conditions, and to provide them with food and in-kind assistance. The campaign delegation provided food parcels, clothing, and blankets to the Palestinian Syrian families residing at Ein Al Hilwa camp in south Lebanon, as the campaign implemented a field tour to the families in accommodations in order to see their living conditions and to hear their complaints, pain, and needs.
Al Wafaa European campaign, in cooperation with the Palestinians of Syria Committee in Lebanon, distributed fuel to the displaced Palestinian Syrian families in the western Beqaa and Baalbek on Thursday 26/11 as part of Al Wafaa convoys' series for the relief of refugees before the winter.
It is noteworthy that the number of Palestinians of Syria in Lebanon is 45,000 refugees who complain about difficult living conditions and stressful economic crises as a result of unemployment spread among them and the lack of a steady income, in addition to their unstable legal status in Lebanon due to the laws established by the Lebanese authorities.
Al Wafaa European campaign continues its tour on compounds of the displaced Palestinians from Syria in Lebanon to see their living conditions, and to provide them with food and in-kind assistance. The campaign delegation provided food parcels, clothing, and blankets to the Palestinian Syrian families residing at Ein Al Hilwa camp in south Lebanon, as the campaign implemented a field tour to the families in accommodations in order to see their living conditions and to hear their complaints, pain, and needs.
Al Wafaa European campaign, in cooperation with the Palestinians of Syria Committee in Lebanon, distributed fuel to the displaced Palestinian Syrian families in the western Beqaa and Baalbek on Thursday 26/11 as part of Al Wafaa convoys' series for the relief of refugees before the winter.
It is noteworthy that the number of Palestinians of Syria in Lebanon is 45,000 refugees who complain about difficult living conditions and stressful economic crises as a result of unemployment spread among them and the lack of a steady income, in addition to their unstable legal status in Lebanon due to the laws established by the Lebanese authorities.
