Published : 16-07-2017
Palestinian refugees from Syria sheltered on Greek islands have sounded distress signals over the exacerbated humanitarian conditions they have been subjected to.
Palestinian refugees in Greece have been enduring medical neglect and poor hygiene, along with the lack of relief assistance and the propagation of poisonous reptiles in the makeshift tents they have been locked up in.
Some 400 Palestinian refugees, mostly from the Syrian camps of Daraa, Yarmouk, AlAydeen, and AlHusseiniya, have been stranded in makeshift tents and under-equipped halls on such Greek islands as Lesbos, Chios, Leros, and Kos.
Palestinian refugees from Syria sheltered on Greek islands have sounded distress signals over the exacerbated humanitarian conditions they have been subjected to.
Palestinian refugees in Greece have been enduring medical neglect and poor hygiene, along with the lack of relief assistance and the propagation of poisonous reptiles in the makeshift tents they have been locked up in.
Some 400 Palestinian refugees, mostly from the Syrian camps of Daraa, Yarmouk, AlAydeen, and AlHusseiniya, have been stranded in makeshift tents and under-equipped halls on such Greek islands as Lesbos, Chios, Leros, and Kos.
