Palestinians from Syria in numbers and statistics Until 10 April 2016
Published : 11-04-2016
15,000 Palestinian refugee from Syria in Jordan,
6,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria in Egypt, according to the UNRWA's statistics of July 2015.
More than 71,200 Palestinian refugee from Syria arrived Europe by the end of December 2015.
Al-Yarmouk Camp: still under the siege imposed by Syrian Regime's Army and the PFLP-GC (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – General Command for 1030 days. Power cut for 1091 days, water cut for 580 days. The number of victims resulting from the siege is 186.
Al-Sbeina Camp: Syrian Regime's Army still preventing the residents from returning to their houses for 886 days.
Handarat Camp: All of its residents have left the camp for 1078 days after the Syrian Opposition Groups controlled it.
Dara’a Camp: water cut continues for 739 days. 70% of its buildings are destroyed.
Jarmana, AL-Saieda Zainab, Al-Raml, Al-Aedein Homs and Al-Aedein camp of Hama: A relatively quiet situation with economic crises.
Khan Eshieh Camp: All roads linking the camp to the city are still closed back and forth except for Zakia-Khan Eshieh road.
6,000 Palestinian refugees from Syria in Egypt, according to the UNRWA's statistics of July 2015.
More than 71,200 Palestinian refugee from Syria arrived Europe by the end of December 2015.
Al-Yarmouk Camp: still under the siege imposed by Syrian Regime's Army and the PFLP-GC (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine – General Command for 1030 days. Power cut for 1091 days, water cut for 580 days. The number of victims resulting from the siege is 186.
Al-Sbeina Camp: Syrian Regime's Army still preventing the residents from returning to their houses for 886 days.
Handarat Camp: All of its residents have left the camp for 1078 days after the Syrian Opposition Groups controlled it.
Dara’a Camp: water cut continues for 739 days. 70% of its buildings are destroyed.
Jarmana, AL-Saieda Zainab, Al-Raml, Al-Aedein Homs and Al-Aedein camp of Hama: A relatively quiet situation with economic crises.
Khan Eshieh Camp: All roads linking the camp to the city are still closed back and forth except for Zakia-Khan Eshieh road.
