Published : 17-02-2017
Reporting from Khan AlSheih Camp in Damascus western outskirts, AGPS news correspondent said that a couple of days ago the Syrian government forces blew up civilian homes in the shelter and ravaged others without prior notifications.
The Fourth Division, in cooperation with the Palestine Liberation Army (PLA), broke into a civilian home in the camp on claims of searching for arms.
A basement sheltering a homeless family and their children sustained damage after it had been blow up by the government troops.
The Fourth Division unit and PLA fighters, along with members of the Military Branch 220, misappropriated the furniture and civilian belongings.
AGPS correspondent added that the regime troops wreaked havoc on another civilian home and summoned several residents to questioning.
At the same time, the Syrian government squads prevented the distribution of aids to the families displaced from Khan AlSheih to Idlib following the reconciliation deal struck with the opposition outfits in early December 2016.
The General Commission for Arab Palestinian Refugees in Syria, in partnership with UNICEF, handed over winter clothes and shoes to the residents of Khan AlSheih, except for the families and children deported to Idlib.
At least 220 persons deported to Idlib figure on a list that was handed over by Khan AlSheih Committee, chaired by Ismail Nawfel, to the government military pision.
Over 2,000 civilians, including activists, journalists, and relief volunteers, retreated from Khan AlSheih Camp to Idlib town following a reconciliation agreement between the Syrian government and the opposition outfits.
Reporting from Khan AlSheih Camp in Damascus western outskirts, AGPS news correspondent said that a couple of days ago the Syrian government forces blew up civilian homes in the shelter and ravaged others without prior notifications.
The Fourth Division, in cooperation with the Palestine Liberation Army (PLA), broke into a civilian home in the camp on claims of searching for arms.
A basement sheltering a homeless family and their children sustained damage after it had been blow up by the government troops.
The Fourth Division unit and PLA fighters, along with members of the Military Branch 220, misappropriated the furniture and civilian belongings.
AGPS correspondent added that the regime troops wreaked havoc on another civilian home and summoned several residents to questioning.
At the same time, the Syrian government squads prevented the distribution of aids to the families displaced from Khan AlSheih to Idlib following the reconciliation deal struck with the opposition outfits in early December 2016.
The General Commission for Arab Palestinian Refugees in Syria, in partnership with UNICEF, handed over winter clothes and shoes to the residents of Khan AlSheih, except for the families and children deported to Idlib.
At least 220 persons deported to Idlib figure on a list that was handed over by Khan AlSheih Committee, chaired by Ismail Nawfel, to the government military pision.
Over 2,000 civilians, including activists, journalists, and relief volunteers, retreated from Khan AlSheih Camp to Idlib town following a reconciliation agreement between the Syrian government and the opposition outfits.
