Published : 04-09-2018
The Syrian authorities have embarked on a campaign to remove debris and unblock access roads in Daraa Camp, south of Syria, after the government recaptured the camp and opposition outfits were deported to northern Syria.
On Sunday, municipal trucks have began works to clear the mounds of rubble piled up in Daraa and remove sand barriers.
Families who returned to the camp launched distress signals over the poor infrastructure and water and power blackouts rocking the area. The residents also said their homes have remained unreconstructed after they were intensively damaged in violent shootouts between the government forces and the opposition outfits.
The Syrian authorities have embarked on a campaign to remove debris and unblock access roads in Daraa Camp, south of Syria, after the government recaptured the camp and opposition outfits were deported to northern Syria.
On Sunday, municipal trucks have began works to clear the mounds of rubble piled up in Daraa and remove sand barriers.
Families who returned to the camp launched distress signals over the poor infrastructure and water and power blackouts rocking the area. The residents also said their homes have remained unreconstructed after they were intensively damaged in violent shootouts between the government forces and the opposition outfits.
