Published : 25-04-2018
Activists in the neighboring towns to Yarmouk camp for Palestinian refugees in Damascus, called on all the international and national relief agencies, to make their efforts for the relief of dozens of families displaced from Yarmouk camp to the towns of Yelda, Babilla and Beit Sahm, to escape the violent and intensive bombardments which targeted the camp, for the sixth consecutive day.
According to the reports received by the Action Group, all those who managed to leave the camp were unable to carry any of their personal belongings, which increased their suffering. In addition, the majority of people do not have any money to help them meet their basic needs, where most of them lived under the strict siege imposed by the Syrian regime and the Palestinian factions affiliated to it for more than 1740 days, forcing a number of families to stay on the road, without securing the minimum living requirements.
Activists in the neighboring towns to Yarmouk camp for Palestinian refugees in Damascus, called on all the international and national relief agencies, to make their efforts for the relief of dozens of families displaced from Yarmouk camp to the towns of Yelda, Babilla and Beit Sahm, to escape the violent and intensive bombardments which targeted the camp, for the sixth consecutive day.
According to the reports received by the Action Group, all those who managed to leave the camp were unable to carry any of their personal belongings, which increased their suffering. In addition, the majority of people do not have any money to help them meet their basic needs, where most of them lived under the strict siege imposed by the Syrian regime and the Palestinian factions affiliated to it for more than 1740 days, forcing a number of families to stay on the road, without securing the minimum living requirements.
