Published : 11-08-2016
In the Yarmok camp, "ISIS" continue imposing a tight siege on dozens of families living in areas under the control of the "Fath-Sham" or Nosra groups for the fifth day respectively, whereas the siege is concentrated in Rija area, Ain Ghazal and Haifa Streets.
"ISIS" prevent the entry of food into the Camp, after a decision by the organization last Friday morning in an attempt to put pressure on the "Fath-Sham" fighters to leave the camp..
More than fifty families of civilians from the people of those areas are living in the camp, as well as to the families of the "Fatah al-Sham" fighters, while teachers who work in schools are the only people allowed to get in and out the camp..
The people of Ain Ghazal and the areas under the control of the "Fath-Sham" faction in the Yarmouk refugee camp, warned of the consequences of the blockade imposed by "ISIS", which resulte in victims due to of hunger and lack of nutrition by these arbitrary actions against them.
In the Yarmok camp, "ISIS" continue imposing a tight siege on dozens of families living in areas under the control of the "Fath-Sham" or Nosra groups for the fifth day respectively, whereas the siege is concentrated in Rija area, Ain Ghazal and Haifa Streets.
"ISIS" prevent the entry of food into the Camp, after a decision by the organization last Friday morning in an attempt to put pressure on the "Fath-Sham" fighters to leave the camp..
More than fifty families of civilians from the people of those areas are living in the camp, as well as to the families of the "Fatah al-Sham" fighters, while teachers who work in schools are the only people allowed to get in and out the camp..
The people of Ain Ghazal and the areas under the control of the "Fath-Sham" faction in the Yarmouk refugee camp, warned of the consequences of the blockade imposed by "ISIS", which resulte in victims due to of hunger and lack of nutrition by these arbitrary actions against them.
