Published : 06-11-2017
In south Damascus, 250 students from Yarmouk camp were allowed to enter Yelda to continue their education. According to our reporter, ISIS banned the students from carrying their school supplies, including stationery, books and pens.
Our correspondent added that the number of students who entered are only a quarter of the total number of students in the camp, which are approximately 1100 students. Several civilians from the areas of Yarmouk camp, Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, Al-Tadamon and Al-Qadam, were able to enter Yelda alongside the students, after the approval of ISIS and the armed opposition factions.
In south Damascus, 250 students from Yarmouk camp were allowed to enter Yelda to continue their education. According to our reporter, ISIS banned the students from carrying their school supplies, including stationery, books and pens.
Our correspondent added that the number of students who entered are only a quarter of the total number of students in the camp, which are approximately 1100 students. Several civilians from the areas of Yarmouk camp, Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, Al-Tadamon and Al-Qadam, were able to enter Yelda alongside the students, after the approval of ISIS and the armed opposition factions.
