Published : 10-10-2016
Khan Al-Sheih was being bombed with airstrikes by Syrian and Russian aircrafts the day before yesterday. Cluster bombs targeted the main street with three bombs and its outskirt with another three.
In the meantime, more than 15000 Palestinian refugees and a number of Syrian and Palestinian families which are displaced from their areas are living in miserable conditions. The main reason is the strict siege especially after Syrian regime forces had closed all the leading roads to the capital in khan Al- Sheih and Zakia for 9 consecutive days. As a result, there are lack of foodstuffs like, flour, vegetables and others which alerts for a humanitarian disaster.
AGPS field reports from Khan Al-sheih refer that a huge number of the camp residents are unemployed and depend on irregular limited aids. Unemployment crisis resulted from security deterioration like, consecutive bombardments by artillery and mortars, fierce clashes between armed opposition groups and regime forces and closing all leading roads to the camp. Residents of the camp also suffer from lack of food, medicine, last longing cuts of electricity, water and telecommunication.
Camp residents have called for help to provide people with aids like, foodstuffs, medical tools, fuel; get water from wells and neutralize the camp to stop targeting it.
Palestinian refugees demanded, through messages reached AGPS, to open a secure path which facilitates getting in or out the camp.
Since Syrian regime forces keep closing all the leading roads to the camp, students have to take secondary roads which are more dangerous.
Khan Al-Sheih was being bombed with airstrikes by Syrian and Russian aircrafts the day before yesterday. Cluster bombs targeted the main street with three bombs and its outskirt with another three.
In the meantime, more than 15000 Palestinian refugees and a number of Syrian and Palestinian families which are displaced from their areas are living in miserable conditions. The main reason is the strict siege especially after Syrian regime forces had closed all the leading roads to the capital in khan Al- Sheih and Zakia for 9 consecutive days. As a result, there are lack of foodstuffs like, flour, vegetables and others which alerts for a humanitarian disaster.
AGPS field reports from Khan Al-sheih refer that a huge number of the camp residents are unemployed and depend on irregular limited aids. Unemployment crisis resulted from security deterioration like, consecutive bombardments by artillery and mortars, fierce clashes between armed opposition groups and regime forces and closing all leading roads to the camp. Residents of the camp also suffer from lack of food, medicine, last longing cuts of electricity, water and telecommunication.
Camp residents have called for help to provide people with aids like, foodstuffs, medical tools, fuel; get water from wells and neutralize the camp to stop targeting it.
Palestinian refugees demanded, through messages reached AGPS, to open a secure path which facilitates getting in or out the camp.
Since Syrian regime forces keep closing all the leading roads to the camp, students have to take secondary roads which are more dangerous.
