Published : 05-10-2018
Residents of AlHusainiya Camp continue to rail against the outages rocking the telecommunications network in the area.
The locals said phone lines have gone out of operation after they were damaged by water. Their appeals to fix the network have gone unheeded. Other lines that had been functioning have also been disabled without prior notices.
AlHusainiya residents have also been grappling with a chronic power crisis and an acute dearth in drinking water supplies.
The locals said they have been overburdened by fees required by bus drivers carrying passengers to Damascus.
Recently, residents of AlHusainiya Camp kept railing against the inadequate educational services and poor-quality output delivered to their children at local schools.
Unemployment rates have also been on the rise in the camp, at the same time as relief aids by UNRWA and humanitarian charities have dramatically shrunk back.
Residents of AlHusainiya Camp continue to rail against the outages rocking the telecommunications network in the area.
The locals said phone lines have gone out of operation after they were damaged by water. Their appeals to fix the network have gone unheeded. Other lines that had been functioning have also been disabled without prior notices.
AlHusainiya residents have also been grappling with a chronic power crisis and an acute dearth in drinking water supplies.
The locals said they have been overburdened by fees required by bus drivers carrying passengers to Damascus.
Recently, residents of AlHusainiya Camp kept railing against the inadequate educational services and poor-quality output delivered to their children at local schools.
Unemployment rates have also been on the rise in the camp, at the same time as relief aids by UNRWA and humanitarian charities have dramatically shrunk back.
