Published : 28-11-2016
The Syrian regime forces have kept a tight rein on all access road out of and into Khan Al-Sheih Camp, in Rural Damascus, for 60 days running, resulting in an acute dearth in basic foodstuff and emergency kit.
AGPS documented the death of 197 Palestinians sheltered in Khan Al-Sheih due to the unabated hostilities and deadly blitzes on the disarmed camp.
Reports have, meanwhile, emerged on an imminent deal to be struck between the regime troops and the opposition forces in Khan Al-Sheih.
Key to the projected deal is the withdrawal of the opposition battalions to Idlib. 300 refugees are also expected to retreat from the camp for fear of being killed by the government fighters.
As the deal is just around the corner, residents of Khan Al-Sheih, who have been on tenterhooks, raised concerns over their fate in case the regime squads hold sway over the entire camp.
The Syrian regime forces have kept a tight rein on all access road out of and into Khan Al-Sheih Camp, in Rural Damascus, for 60 days running, resulting in an acute dearth in basic foodstuff and emergency kit.
AGPS documented the death of 197 Palestinians sheltered in Khan Al-Sheih due to the unabated hostilities and deadly blitzes on the disarmed camp.
Reports have, meanwhile, emerged on an imminent deal to be struck between the regime troops and the opposition forces in Khan Al-Sheih.
Key to the projected deal is the withdrawal of the opposition battalions to Idlib. 300 refugees are also expected to retreat from the camp for fear of being killed by the government fighters.
As the deal is just around the corner, residents of Khan Al-Sheih, who have been on tenterhooks, raised concerns over their fate in case the regime squads hold sway over the entire camp.
