Published : 30-11-2017
The regime’s army's barriers allowed a number of "mazut" tanks to enter Khan Al-Sheih camp for Palestinian refugees in the suburbs of Damascus. This came after an agreement between the camp’s police station and the municipality, and included selling the fuel in the western lanes of the camp. Each house was allowed 100 liters of mazut, costing 190 Syrian pounds for one liter.
The regime’s army's barriers allowed a number of "mazut" tanks to enter Khan Al-Sheih camp for Palestinian refugees in the suburbs of Damascus. This came after an agreement between the camp’s police station and the municipality, and included selling the fuel in the western lanes of the camp. Each house was allowed 100 liters of mazut, costing 190 Syrian pounds for one liter.
