Published : 05-04-2017
Several Palestinian families displaced from Yarmouk Camp and AlHajar AlAswad to Nahr Eishiya neighborhood, in Damascus, risk to go homeless after the Syrian government forces, who regained control of the area, ordered the families to evacuate the homes. Several are likely to remain without roofs over their heads as a result of the mass-evacuation sweep.
Palestinian families flocked to Nahr Eishiya and took a provisional cover in a number of evacuated homes after the government forces tightened grip on Yarmouk Camp.
The displaced families called on all concerned parties to urgently step in and work on granting them a safe access to their homes in besieged Yarmouk Camp. They further appealed to the Palestinian Authority and UNRWA to work on providing them with provisional shelters and rental allowances until the crisis is worked out.
Several Palestinian families displaced from Yarmouk Camp and AlHajar AlAswad to Nahr Eishiya neighborhood, in Damascus, risk to go homeless after the Syrian government forces, who regained control of the area, ordered the families to evacuate the homes. Several are likely to remain without roofs over their heads as a result of the mass-evacuation sweep.
Palestinian families flocked to Nahr Eishiya and took a provisional cover in a number of evacuated homes after the government forces tightened grip on Yarmouk Camp.
The displaced families called on all concerned parties to urgently step in and work on granting them a safe access to their homes in besieged Yarmouk Camp. They further appealed to the Palestinian Authority and UNRWA to work on providing them with provisional shelters and rental allowances until the crisis is worked out.
