Published : 15-09-2017
A state of tension and anxiety took over the residents of Handarat camp, located in the ninth unit of the university housing in the city of Aleppo, due to a decision to evacuate them from the housing. The decision came heavy on the residents as they asked about their fates if the decision is to be implemented.
In further details, AGPS’s correspondent confirmed that the Syrian forces and its affiliated groups gave the residents of Hanadarat camp located in the ninth unit in the university housing, two weeks to evacuate and find alternative houses.
On their part, the residents expressed their concern and anger towards what they described as an arbitrary decision, that does not take into consideration their miserable living and economic conditions. They requested that all concerned parties and UNRWA to rebuild their camp so they can return to their homes that they were forced to leave, after heavy fighting broke out almost 1593 days ago and ended with Syrian regime forces taking control of it for more than 246 days. The amount of partial and complete damages that were made to the camp is estimated to be about 90%.
The residents complained of the miserable humanitarian conditions that they are living under, as a result of their displacement and the ongoing war in Syria that has had serious effects on the economy, as well as weak financial resources, widespread unemployment and rising housing rents.
Almost 17 families of Hanadart camp are living in the ninth unit of the university housing in Aleppo, after leaving their camp due to the deteriorating security conditions.
A state of tension and anxiety took over the residents of Handarat camp, located in the ninth unit of the university housing in the city of Aleppo, due to a decision to evacuate them from the housing. The decision came heavy on the residents as they asked about their fates if the decision is to be implemented.
In further details, AGPS’s correspondent confirmed that the Syrian forces and its affiliated groups gave the residents of Hanadarat camp located in the ninth unit in the university housing, two weeks to evacuate and find alternative houses.
On their part, the residents expressed their concern and anger towards what they described as an arbitrary decision, that does not take into consideration their miserable living and economic conditions. They requested that all concerned parties and UNRWA to rebuild their camp so they can return to their homes that they were forced to leave, after heavy fighting broke out almost 1593 days ago and ended with Syrian regime forces taking control of it for more than 246 days. The amount of partial and complete damages that were made to the camp is estimated to be about 90%.
The residents complained of the miserable humanitarian conditions that they are living under, as a result of their displacement and the ongoing war in Syria that has had serious effects on the economy, as well as weak financial resources, widespread unemployment and rising housing rents.
Almost 17 families of Hanadart camp are living in the ninth unit of the university housing in Aleppo, after leaving their camp due to the deteriorating security conditions.
