Published : 01-11-2017
ISIS allowed 26 of the families under siege in the west side of Yarmouk camp, to pass to Yelda. The families included women, children, elderly people and a few young adults and were greeted by the Palestinians in Syria Relief and Development Association, at its headquarters in Yelda. It provided medicine and treatment to those in need, as well as holding a lunch for them before returning to the besieged Yarmouk refugee camp.
On the other hand, JAFRA association distributed food parcels to all of the families suffering from tough living conditions, as a result of the closure of the barrier between Yarmouk camp and Yelda for the twelfth consecutive day. The opposition had closed the barrier because of the snipers and bombardments which targeted the civilians who passed through it.
ISIS allowed 26 of the families under siege in the west side of Yarmouk camp, to pass to Yelda. The families included women, children, elderly people and a few young adults and were greeted by the Palestinians in Syria Relief and Development Association, at its headquarters in Yelda. It provided medicine and treatment to those in need, as well as holding a lunch for them before returning to the besieged Yarmouk refugee camp.
On the other hand, JAFRA association distributed food parcels to all of the families suffering from tough living conditions, as a result of the closure of the barrier between Yarmouk camp and Yelda for the twelfth consecutive day. The opposition had closed the barrier because of the snipers and bombardments which targeted the civilians who passed through it.
