Published : 08-01-2017
A so-called “Western Yarmouk Cries for Help” campaign was launched by Palestinian activists on social media networks so as to mobilize support for civilians blockaded in Al-Rija, Jadat, Ein Ghazal, Street 15, and Al-Thalatheen Street in western Yarmouk Camp.
The shelter has been blockaded by the pro-regime forces and ISIS militias.
A “Western Yarmouk Cries for Help” hashtag, along with online posts, audiotapes, videos, and torture affidavits, will circulate on social media networks.
The Syrian government troops and their Palestinian abettors have been holding sway over the camp for 1,298 consecutive days, blocking civilians’ movement inside and out.
Director of the Medical Rescue Center in Al-Rija, Doctor Reyad Idris, dubbed the humanitarian and health situation in the blockaded Al-Rija area “tragic.”
He said such lethal diseases and syndromes as typhoid fever, upper respiratory tract infections, and skin rash spread in the territory, particularly among children below eight-years-old.
A female resident of the area said in an affidavit that ISIS militias have been blocking the entry of much-needed foodstuff and bread loafs into the shelter.
“ISIS squads prevented me from handing out urgent food items to my famished daughter in Ein Ghazal,” the lady was further quoted by AGPS as stating.
AGPS kept record of the death of 190 Palestinian refugees due to the blockade, undernourishment, and medical neglect in war-torn Syria, mostly in Yarmouk Camp.
A so-called “Western Yarmouk Cries for Help” campaign was launched by Palestinian activists on social media networks so as to mobilize support for civilians blockaded in Al-Rija, Jadat, Ein Ghazal, Street 15, and Al-Thalatheen Street in western Yarmouk Camp.
The shelter has been blockaded by the pro-regime forces and ISIS militias.
A “Western Yarmouk Cries for Help” hashtag, along with online posts, audiotapes, videos, and torture affidavits, will circulate on social media networks.
The Syrian government troops and their Palestinian abettors have been holding sway over the camp for 1,298 consecutive days, blocking civilians’ movement inside and out.
Director of the Medical Rescue Center in Al-Rija, Doctor Reyad Idris, dubbed the humanitarian and health situation in the blockaded Al-Rija area “tragic.”
He said such lethal diseases and syndromes as typhoid fever, upper respiratory tract infections, and skin rash spread in the territory, particularly among children below eight-years-old.
A female resident of the area said in an affidavit that ISIS militias have been blocking the entry of much-needed foodstuff and bread loafs into the shelter.
“ISIS squads prevented me from handing out urgent food items to my famished daughter in Ein Ghazal,” the lady was further quoted by AGPS as stating.
AGPS kept record of the death of 190 Palestinian refugees due to the blockade, undernourishment, and medical neglect in war-torn Syria, mostly in Yarmouk Camp.
