Published : 18-04-2017
The Charity Commission for Relief of the Palestinian People, in partnership with the Palestinian Red Crescent, wrapped up the First Medical Week campaign in Khan AlSheih Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Rif Dimashq.
Nearly 1,275 Palestinian refugees underwent medical check-ups at five clinics opened by the charity all the way through the campaign. Thousands of medicines were also distributed to sick refugees.
The move comes at a time when the Syrian government forces tightened grip on the camp, blocking the entry of medicines, gas, fuel, and chargers. The residents have also been denied access to their homes.
Some 2,500 Palestinian refugees were forcibly deported from Khan AlSheih Camp to the northern Syrian province of Idlib as of Monday, November 28, 2016, following an agreement between the government forces and the opposition outfits.
The Charity Commission for Relief of the Palestinian People, in partnership with the Palestinian Red Crescent, wrapped up the First Medical Week campaign in Khan AlSheih Camp for Palestinian refugees, in Rif Dimashq.
Nearly 1,275 Palestinian refugees underwent medical check-ups at five clinics opened by the charity all the way through the campaign. Thousands of medicines were also distributed to sick refugees.
The move comes at a time when the Syrian government forces tightened grip on the camp, blocking the entry of medicines, gas, fuel, and chargers. The residents have also been denied access to their homes.
Some 2,500 Palestinian refugees were forcibly deported from Khan AlSheih Camp to the northern Syrian province of Idlib as of Monday, November 28, 2016, following an agreement between the government forces and the opposition outfits.
