Published : 30-05-2018
The residents of Yarmouk camp have managed to find 15 bodies of Palestinian refugees buried under the rubble, following the Syrian regime’s latest bombardment of the camp, including five victims of Al-Nabulsi family. The bodies of the children: Kamal, Belel, Jihad, Lian Al-Nabulsi and their mother Bayan Al-Nabulsi, were identified. According to the residents of the camp, the bodies were found under the rubble of the buildings of the Youth Support Project belonging to UNRWA, which is located near to Al-Madares Street in the camp. Six bodies are from Al-Nabulsi family, while the victims were not buried because of the inability of the residents to access the bodies, due to the absence of the Civil Defense team and the lack of the necessary equipment.
The residents also confirmed that there many bodies are still under the rubble inside the camp. Palestinian activists sent a letter to the PLO, Palestinian factions and human rights organizations to intervene and communicate with the Syrian Civil Defense and the Disaster Management Unit, which has the needed equipment to begin the exhumation of the bodies in Yarmouk camp.
The residents of Yarmouk camp have managed to find 15 bodies of Palestinian refugees buried under the rubble, following the Syrian regime’s latest bombardment of the camp, including five victims of Al-Nabulsi family. The bodies of the children: Kamal, Belel, Jihad, Lian Al-Nabulsi and their mother Bayan Al-Nabulsi, were identified. According to the residents of the camp, the bodies were found under the rubble of the buildings of the Youth Support Project belonging to UNRWA, which is located near to Al-Madares Street in the camp. Six bodies are from Al-Nabulsi family, while the victims were not buried because of the inability of the residents to access the bodies, due to the absence of the Civil Defense team and the lack of the necessary equipment.
The residents also confirmed that there many bodies are still under the rubble inside the camp. Palestinian activists sent a letter to the PLO, Palestinian factions and human rights organizations to intervene and communicate with the Syrian Civil Defense and the Disaster Management Unit, which has the needed equipment to begin the exhumation of the bodies in Yarmouk camp.
