Published : 18-05-2018
The Syrian regime army continues its violent air and artillery bombardment on Yarmouk camp, Al-Hajar Al-Aswad and Al-Tadamon, for the 29th consecutive day, in a military operation aimed at expelling the militants of ISIS from the south of the capital Damascus.
According to the Action Group’s correspondent, south Damascus is witnessing violenting clashes between members of the Syrian regime and ISIS on all the fighting axes, causing heavy human losses among the two sides and scores of injuries.
On its part, the Syrian regime forces managed to proceed on a number of axes, where it imposed its control on a number of building blocks including, UNRWA’s School, the Popular Labor Office in the south-west of Yarmouk camp, and the Center for Educational Development in the north of Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, as well as Street 30, Al-Quds Street and Al-Khalsa building.
In the same context, the humanitarian crises are threatening the lives of the remaining civilians in Yarmouk camp, due to the absence of ambulances and civil defense teams from the camp in full, as the violent air and artillery shelling of the camp continues since 19 April. Massive destruction has been caused to most neighborhoods of the camp.
According to the activists, many of the victims were killed due to the absence of the minimum ambulance and relief services, while the fate of the families is still unknown because many of them are still trapped under the rubble of the collapsed buildings, and where there is no possibility of saving them due to the absence of civil defense teams.
The people of the camp appealed to the Palestinian and Syrian Red Crescent institutions, the International Red Cross and UNRWA, to work immediately and urgently to provide ambulance and civil defense teams to save the lives of the civilians inside the camp.
The Syrian regime army continues its violent air and artillery bombardment on Yarmouk camp, Al-Hajar Al-Aswad and Al-Tadamon, for the 29th consecutive day, in a military operation aimed at expelling the militants of ISIS from the south of the capital Damascus.
According to the Action Group’s correspondent, south Damascus is witnessing violenting clashes between members of the Syrian regime and ISIS on all the fighting axes, causing heavy human losses among the two sides and scores of injuries.
On its part, the Syrian regime forces managed to proceed on a number of axes, where it imposed its control on a number of building blocks including, UNRWA’s School, the Popular Labor Office in the south-west of Yarmouk camp, and the Center for Educational Development in the north of Al-Hajar Al-Aswad, as well as Street 30, Al-Quds Street and Al-Khalsa building.
In the same context, the humanitarian crises are threatening the lives of the remaining civilians in Yarmouk camp, due to the absence of ambulances and civil defense teams from the camp in full, as the violent air and artillery shelling of the camp continues since 19 April. Massive destruction has been caused to most neighborhoods of the camp.
According to the activists, many of the victims were killed due to the absence of the minimum ambulance and relief services, while the fate of the families is still unknown because many of them are still trapped under the rubble of the collapsed buildings, and where there is no possibility of saving them due to the absence of civil defense teams.
The people of the camp appealed to the Palestinian and Syrian Red Crescent institutions, the International Red Cross and UNRWA, to work immediately and urgently to provide ambulance and civil defense teams to save the lives of the civilians inside the camp.
