Published : 14-11-2017
Residents of Khan Al-Sheih camp for Palestinian refugees in the west of the suburbs of Damascus, are complaining of the cutting of the communications network for the fifth consecutive day.
They are also suffering from tough humanitarian crises, as a result of the unofficial siege imposed on the camp by the Syrian regime, where the regime prevents its residents from entering or leaving it without a security approval. The residents are also suffering from the widespread of unemployment and the lack of field source to buy from.
The residents of Khan Al-Sheih camp are also living in a state of fear and tension due to the ongoing raids and arrests that have affected many of them, despite an agreement between the regime and the armed Syrian opposition to avoid the residents and lift the tight siege that is imposed on the camp.
Residents of Khan Al-Sheih camp for Palestinian refugees in the west of the suburbs of Damascus, are complaining of the cutting of the communications network for the fifth consecutive day.
They are also suffering from tough humanitarian crises, as a result of the unofficial siege imposed on the camp by the Syrian regime, where the regime prevents its residents from entering or leaving it without a security approval. The residents are also suffering from the widespread of unemployment and the lack of field source to buy from.
The residents of Khan Al-Sheih camp are also living in a state of fear and tension due to the ongoing raids and arrests that have affected many of them, despite an agreement between the regime and the armed Syrian opposition to avoid the residents and lift the tight siege that is imposed on the camp.
