Published : 02-09-2016
The Palestinian refugee " Abo Mohamed" described the situation in the area under " Fateh Sham Front" control in the besieged Yarmouk camp as "it is in a vice" where it is besieged by the Regular Army, and its affiliated groups on one hand, and Daash on the other hand..
He adds to a media source in the south of Damascus, "we seem to pay the price of our determination to stay in our homes, Assad's regime imposes siege on us from the northwestern side of the camp, while Daash surrounds us from the other sides, and prevents food and water claiming that there are fighters of Fateh Sham front in the camp.
Concerning the living conditions in the besieged area, Abo Mohamed clears that, "there is no drinkable water, and we use the water wells in Reja area, while there is no food in the markets, the residents live a real blockade, children are sick and tired, Haram"
He ended his speech saying that, "the camp for me is like a small Palestine, in spite of the siege and shelling, Assad's regime could not displace us, and we would not leave our homes because of those fighters who impose unjust siege on us.
Dr. Ryad Idress, the head of Alenqaz medical center, has described the living and health condition in the besieged area in the Yarmouk camp as miserable. He also confirmed that, there are many diseases spread in the camp such as, gastroenteritis, enterotyphus, and inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, in addition to dermal diseases, such as itching and skin rash. He also cleared that children under the age of eight are the high-risk people, where they suffer from inflammation of the abdomen, and high temperature, which reached 40% in some cases, in addition to general weakness.
It is worth mentioning that Daash imposes a blockade since 25 days on Rijh area and its surroundings, Ain Ghazal neighborhood, Haifa Street in the Yarmouk refugee camp, after closing the only barrier with "Fateh Sham front" area. Moreover there is no getting in or out for the residents, and no food, except in rare cases, in an attempt to put pressure on "Fateh Sham Front" to surrender, or to get out of the besieged camp.
The Palestinian refugee " Abo Mohamed" described the situation in the area under " Fateh Sham Front" control in the besieged Yarmouk camp as "it is in a vice" where it is besieged by the Regular Army, and its affiliated groups on one hand, and Daash on the other hand..
He adds to a media source in the south of Damascus, "we seem to pay the price of our determination to stay in our homes, Assad's regime imposes siege on us from the northwestern side of the camp, while Daash surrounds us from the other sides, and prevents food and water claiming that there are fighters of Fateh Sham front in the camp.
Concerning the living conditions in the besieged area, Abo Mohamed clears that, "there is no drinkable water, and we use the water wells in Reja area, while there is no food in the markets, the residents live a real blockade, children are sick and tired, Haram"
He ended his speech saying that, "the camp for me is like a small Palestine, in spite of the siege and shelling, Assad's regime could not displace us, and we would not leave our homes because of those fighters who impose unjust siege on us.
Dr. Ryad Idress, the head of Alenqaz medical center, has described the living and health condition in the besieged area in the Yarmouk camp as miserable. He also confirmed that, there are many diseases spread in the camp such as, gastroenteritis, enterotyphus, and inflammation of the upper respiratory tract, in addition to dermal diseases, such as itching and skin rash. He also cleared that children under the age of eight are the high-risk people, where they suffer from inflammation of the abdomen, and high temperature, which reached 40% in some cases, in addition to general weakness.
It is worth mentioning that Daash imposes a blockade since 25 days on Rijh area and its surroundings, Ain Ghazal neighborhood, Haifa Street in the Yarmouk refugee camp, after closing the only barrier with "Fateh Sham front" area. Moreover there is no getting in or out for the residents, and no food, except in rare cases, in an attempt to put pressure on "Fateh Sham Front" to surrender, or to get out of the besieged camp.
