Published : 09-09-2016
Media sources reported that the cleaning workshops of Damascus and Quneitra provinces in Sbeina town began working in Sbeina in order to deport mass and to open roads to restore people to the town. The sources published photos from inside the town during the process of removing the mass and rehabilitation services, those sources said that Damascus Electric Co. will start working after Eid al-Adha holiday, and will first work pulling broken medium and high tension electricity wires.
After that, transformers will be installed with the entry of residents to Sbeina, while schools, clinics, and hospitals will be maintained.
With regard to acts of UNRWA, sources reported that the minister of local administration directed a letter to the Director-General of the UNRWA, Ali Mustafa, which will in turn communicates with UNRWA in order to start work.
Those sources reported that security authorities would allow people to return after the progress of rehabilitation of the infrastructure in Sbeina camp.
The people Sbeina camp actually, totaling (24,298) Palestinian refugees, according to UNRWA statistics in 2012, have been displaced from the camp three years ago, and suffer from difficult living conditions, rising rents of homes, and widespread unemployment among them, knowing that many youths of the camp worked in industrial laboratories around the town of Sabina before being closed.
Meanwhile, the regime continues to prevent people to return despite it controls the town since 17/11/2013.
According to eyewitnesses, more than 80% of the camp’s building were destructed almost completely, especially the area that extends from Maaz bin Jabal mosque till the Kurds bakery, which forms the western entrance of the camp.
Media sources reported that the cleaning workshops of Damascus and Quneitra provinces in Sbeina town began working in Sbeina in order to deport mass and to open roads to restore people to the town. The sources published photos from inside the town during the process of removing the mass and rehabilitation services, those sources said that Damascus Electric Co. will start working after Eid al-Adha holiday, and will first work pulling broken medium and high tension electricity wires.
After that, transformers will be installed with the entry of residents to Sbeina, while schools, clinics, and hospitals will be maintained.
With regard to acts of UNRWA, sources reported that the minister of local administration directed a letter to the Director-General of the UNRWA, Ali Mustafa, which will in turn communicates with UNRWA in order to start work.
Those sources reported that security authorities would allow people to return after the progress of rehabilitation of the infrastructure in Sbeina camp.
The people Sbeina camp actually, totaling (24,298) Palestinian refugees, according to UNRWA statistics in 2012, have been displaced from the camp three years ago, and suffer from difficult living conditions, rising rents of homes, and widespread unemployment among them, knowing that many youths of the camp worked in industrial laboratories around the town of Sabina before being closed.
Meanwhile, the regime continues to prevent people to return despite it controls the town since 17/11/2013.
According to eyewitnesses, more than 80% of the camp’s building were destructed almost completely, especially the area that extends from Maaz bin Jabal mosque till the Kurds bakery, which forms the western entrance of the camp.
