Published : 07-06-2016
local sources in the besieged Yarmouk camp south of Damascus reported that a new mechanism was determined for entry and exit of residents through the gate of Al Qadam area next to the camp on Saturday, Monday, and Wednesday from 10:00 am till 02:00 pm. Anyone who wants to enter, a relative inside the camp must register before day of the entry at the new local council headquarters in the camp and in the "Abu Iskandar" Street next to Baraem Althilal kindergarten, as well as those who wish to leave shall register a day before in the same place.
Meanwhile, the besieged and displaced residents of the Yarmouk camp are still suffering because of the ongoing fighting, in addition to restrictions imposed by ISIS in the fighting zones with Al Nusra Front. residents are also suffering due to the siege imposed by the regular army and GC groups for 1086 days respectively, while power cut for more than (1147) days, and water for 636 days respectively. Furthermore, the Syrian regime also prevents the introduction of food and medical supplies, and prevents the return of residents to their homes.
local sources in the besieged Yarmouk camp south of Damascus reported that a new mechanism was determined for entry and exit of residents through the gate of Al Qadam area next to the camp on Saturday, Monday, and Wednesday from 10:00 am till 02:00 pm. Anyone who wants to enter, a relative inside the camp must register before day of the entry at the new local council headquarters in the camp and in the "Abu Iskandar" Street next to Baraem Althilal kindergarten, as well as those who wish to leave shall register a day before in the same place.
Meanwhile, the besieged and displaced residents of the Yarmouk camp are still suffering because of the ongoing fighting, in addition to restrictions imposed by ISIS in the fighting zones with Al Nusra Front. residents are also suffering due to the siege imposed by the regular army and GC groups for 1086 days respectively, while power cut for more than (1147) days, and water for 636 days respectively. Furthermore, the Syrian regime also prevents the introduction of food and medical supplies, and prevents the return of residents to their homes.
