Published : 10-04-2016
Around 6.000 Palestinian families displaced from Al-Yarmouk camp to Qusayya Town are suffering from tough living conditions, these conditions come as a result of the continuing siege imposed by the regime’s army months ago.
The regime’s army has closed the entrances and exits of the town back and forth, put strict rules on movement of students and employees who need to pass the checkpoints on daily basis.
It is noteworthy that most of the town’s inhabitants came from Al-Yarmouk camp in 2012 and 2013 following the bombings and siege.
Around 6.000 Palestinian families displaced from Al-Yarmouk camp to Qusayya Town are suffering from tough living conditions, these conditions come as a result of the continuing siege imposed by the regime’s army months ago.
The regime’s army has closed the entrances and exits of the town back and forth, put strict rules on movement of students and employees who need to pass the checkpoints on daily basis.
It is noteworthy that most of the town’s inhabitants came from Al-Yarmouk camp in 2012 and 2013 following the bombings and siege.
