Published : 18-08-2016
Hundreds of Palestinian-Syrian refugees who stuck in Greece are complaining of medical negligence and failure to provide the medication, and treatment for them, as they are suffering from poor living- conditions after closing all roads between them and the European countries in the face of the refugees who risked their lives to get to Greece from Turkish beaches.
The Palestinian-Syrian journalist ( Amal Faour) who is stuck in Greece confirmed to AGPS that Palestinian-Syrian refugees are suffering from lack of medication , and doctors’ discrimination who are dealing with them is inhumane way, noting that these doctors have refused to receive and treat some Palestinian families because of their nationality Amal said, adding that Lack of medication is threatening the lives of many refugees.
In turn, these families appealed all the international and humanitarian organizations, the International Red Cross and the Palestinian embassy in Greece to provide emergency medical assistance to the hundreds of patients who were left without and medical assistance, also they called the Liberation Organization and the Palestinian factions to work to end the plight of the Palestinian-Syrian refugees , which continues denying their right to treatment which guaranteed by international and humanitarian laws.
On the other hand, a number of activists accused the Liberation Organization and the Palestinian embassy in Greece of neglecting the refugees and not to monitor the situation of Palestinian-Syrian who are stuck in Greece, as activists called the residents not to appeal the Palestinian Authority because they are not interested in their affairs, one of the activists confirmed that, he has sent many messages to the Palestinian Authority and the Palestinian embassy in Greece, which highlights the suffering of the Palestinian refugees in Greece, but the ambassador did not respond to any of them, and did not visit the refugees in the camps according to him.
It is noteworthy that the Palestinian-Syrian refugees who were forced to stay in temporary refugee camps in Greece after the closure of the borders that lead to Europe are suffering from the lack of the basic services in their locations, as most of the houses are temporary shelters or tents, within the huge spread of insects, reptiles and poisonous snakes.
Hundreds of Palestinian-Syrian refugees who stuck in Greece are complaining of medical negligence and failure to provide the medication, and treatment for them, as they are suffering from poor living- conditions after closing all roads between them and the European countries in the face of the refugees who risked their lives to get to Greece from Turkish beaches.
The Palestinian-Syrian journalist ( Amal Faour) who is stuck in Greece confirmed to AGPS that Palestinian-Syrian refugees are suffering from lack of medication , and doctors’ discrimination who are dealing with them is inhumane way, noting that these doctors have refused to receive and treat some Palestinian families because of their nationality Amal said, adding that Lack of medication is threatening the lives of many refugees.
In turn, these families appealed all the international and humanitarian organizations, the International Red Cross and the Palestinian embassy in Greece to provide emergency medical assistance to the hundreds of patients who were left without and medical assistance, also they called the Liberation Organization and the Palestinian factions to work to end the plight of the Palestinian-Syrian refugees , which continues denying their right to treatment which guaranteed by international and humanitarian laws.
On the other hand, a number of activists accused the Liberation Organization and the Palestinian embassy in Greece of neglecting the refugees and not to monitor the situation of Palestinian-Syrian who are stuck in Greece, as activists called the residents not to appeal the Palestinian Authority because they are not interested in their affairs, one of the activists confirmed that, he has sent many messages to the Palestinian Authority and the Palestinian embassy in Greece, which highlights the suffering of the Palestinian refugees in Greece, but the ambassador did not respond to any of them, and did not visit the refugees in the camps according to him.
It is noteworthy that the Palestinian-Syrian refugees who were forced to stay in temporary refugee camps in Greece after the closure of the borders that lead to Europe are suffering from the lack of the basic services in their locations, as most of the houses are temporary shelters or tents, within the huge spread of insects, reptiles and poisonous snakes.
