Published : 21-12-2016
Packages of bread and vegetables were allowed access into Khan Al-Sheih Camp, which has been blockaded by the Syrian government troops since early October 2016.
Over recent months, Khan Al-Sheih residents launched cries for help over the acute dearth in children’s milk, bread, and medicines.
Students have also been allowed partial access out of and into the camp.
Reports have emerged on the Syrian army’s intent to lift the blockade and restore civilians’ free movement inside and out.
Packages of bread and vegetables were allowed access into Khan Al-Sheih Camp, which has been blockaded by the Syrian government troops since early October 2016.
Over recent months, Khan Al-Sheih residents launched cries for help over the acute dearth in children’s milk, bread, and medicines.
Students have also been allowed partial access out of and into the camp.
Reports have emerged on the Syrian army’s intent to lift the blockade and restore civilians’ free movement inside and out.
