Published : 20-03-2018
Members of ISIS in south Damascus have stolen the houses of the people who were displaced during the past few days, from Yarmouk camp to the neighboring towns, as a result of the latest wave of bombardments.
ISIS had prevented the residents from taking any of their furniture or personal belongings from Yarmouk camp to the towns, only allowing them to carry a bag of clothes and winter blanket.
This comes in conjunction with the armed Syrian opposition groups’ complete closure of the Orouba checkpoint with dirt mounds, which was the last port connecting between Yarmouk camp and its neighboring towns..
Thousands of Palestinian refugees fled from Yarmouk camp to the neighboring towns, after the Syrian regime forces’ bombardments and ISIS’s control over the camp, living a life of misery and great suffering.
Members of ISIS in south Damascus have stolen the houses of the people who were displaced during the past few days, from Yarmouk camp to the neighboring towns, as a result of the latest wave of bombardments.
ISIS had prevented the residents from taking any of their furniture or personal belongings from Yarmouk camp to the towns, only allowing them to carry a bag of clothes and winter blanket.
This comes in conjunction with the armed Syrian opposition groups’ complete closure of the Orouba checkpoint with dirt mounds, which was the last port connecting between Yarmouk camp and its neighboring towns..
Thousands of Palestinian refugees fled from Yarmouk camp to the neighboring towns, after the Syrian regime forces’ bombardments and ISIS’s control over the camp, living a life of misery and great suffering.
