Published : 30-10-2016
The Syrian regime army has tightened military grip on Khan Al-Shih Camp for Palestinian refugees in Damascus outskirts following a round of bloody clashes with opposition outfits deployed in nearby towns.
Alarms have been sounded over the fate of over 12,000 civilians blockaded in the camp, which has run out of basic food items, fuel, and medical kit.
Reporting from Khan Al-Shih, AGPS field correspondent said the refugees expressed deep concern over the fate of their children amid reports on the attempts of the Syrian regime militias to break into the camp and seize it by all means possible.
The Khan Al-Shih refugees stressed that the camp is totally arm-free.
The residents called on the Syrian regime troops to lift the blockade and allow a safe passage into and out of the camp for relief convoys.
They further urged the UNRWA, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the Palestinian Embassy, and the Palestinian political factions to urgently work on lifting the tough siege before it is too late.
The Syrian regime army has tightened military grip on Khan Al-Shih Camp for Palestinian refugees in Damascus outskirts following a round of bloody clashes with opposition outfits deployed in nearby towns.
Alarms have been sounded over the fate of over 12,000 civilians blockaded in the camp, which has run out of basic food items, fuel, and medical kit.
Reporting from Khan Al-Shih, AGPS field correspondent said the refugees expressed deep concern over the fate of their children amid reports on the attempts of the Syrian regime militias to break into the camp and seize it by all means possible.
The Khan Al-Shih refugees stressed that the camp is totally arm-free.
The residents called on the Syrian regime troops to lift the blockade and allow a safe passage into and out of the camp for relief convoys.
They further urged the UNRWA, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the Palestinian Embassy, and the Palestinian political factions to urgently work on lifting the tough siege before it is too late.
