Published : 11-05-2018
The residents of the Khan Danon refugee camp are suffering from miserable living conditions, as a result of the lack of basic services in it, where the residents suffer from expensive prices and the lack of basic services such as health, medical staff and transportation, as well as the continued power, water and communications cuts for hours and long periods of time.
Unemployment has also spread among the residents of the camp, because of the security tension in Syria, making the assistance provided by the relief bodies the only source to secure their basic needs.
The residents of the Khan Danon camp are complaining, since the beginning of the war in Syria, of the crisis of finding means of transportation to and from the camp, which lies 23 km south of the Syrian capital Damascus. Moving from and returning to the camp is one of the problems that should not be neglected in the lives of its inhabitants. Employees and students wait for hours to reach their workplaces, as well as the other distresses caused by the expenses that reach at least a quarter of their salaries, not to mention the drivers’ moods.
The residents of the Khan Danon refugee camp are suffering from miserable living conditions, as a result of the lack of basic services in it, where the residents suffer from expensive prices and the lack of basic services such as health, medical staff and transportation, as well as the continued power, water and communications cuts for hours and long periods of time.
Unemployment has also spread among the residents of the camp, because of the security tension in Syria, making the assistance provided by the relief bodies the only source to secure their basic needs.
The residents of the Khan Danon camp are complaining, since the beginning of the war in Syria, of the crisis of finding means of transportation to and from the camp, which lies 23 km south of the Syrian capital Damascus. Moving from and returning to the camp is one of the problems that should not be neglected in the lives of its inhabitants. Employees and students wait for hours to reach their workplaces, as well as the other distresses caused by the expenses that reach at least a quarter of their salaries, not to mention the drivers’ moods.
