Published : 04-08-2016
Students of the Palestinian refugee camps in Syria are suffering of great difficulties in transportations to get to their schools and universities outside their camps, where they are suffering from high tariff of transportation, if any, where people cannot afford it permanently for their children, prompting the students to walk for long distances, or limiting on specific days of the week or month, so as many university students.
lack of transportations forced hundreds of students to leave their schools and universities, as in the Yarmouk camp and Khan Al Shieh camp in Damascus suburb. The Yarmouk camp is subjected to a strict siege that prevents students to get out and return to their universities or schools. Only students of official certificates are allowed exceptionally to go to the examination centers outside the camp. In Khan Al Shieh camp, checkpoints of the regular army closed all roads connecting between the camp and the center of the capital, Damascus, which forced students to go through Zakia-Khan Al Shieh sub-road despite the high threat to their lives.
Students of the Palestinian refugee camps in Syria are suffering of great difficulties in transportations to get to their schools and universities outside their camps, where they are suffering from high tariff of transportation, if any, where people cannot afford it permanently for their children, prompting the students to walk for long distances, or limiting on specific days of the week or month, so as many university students.
lack of transportations forced hundreds of students to leave their schools and universities, as in the Yarmouk camp and Khan Al Shieh camp in Damascus suburb. The Yarmouk camp is subjected to a strict siege that prevents students to get out and return to their universities or schools. Only students of official certificates are allowed exceptionally to go to the examination centers outside the camp. In Khan Al Shieh camp, checkpoints of the regular army closed all roads connecting between the camp and the center of the capital, Damascus, which forced students to go through Zakia-Khan Al Shieh sub-road despite the high threat to their lives.
