Published : 31-12-2019
Representatives of AlSabina town and its refugee camp visited on Monday the office of the Electricity Ministry in Damascus and updated Syrian officials on the frequent power outages rocking the area.
Engineer Nidhal Karmousha vowed to take the necessary steps in order to push for rehabilitating the power network in AlSabina, installing electricity meters for local homes as soon as they are available, and setting up 10 new electrical power-feeding transmission centers in and around AlSabina refugee camp at the soonest possible time.
Located some 14 kilometers away from southern Damascus, AlSabina Camp has been gripped with an abject situation owing to the absence of humanitarian assistance, relief aids, proper infrastructure, and vital facilities. Frequent water and power outages have made the situation far worse.
Representatives of AlSabina town and its refugee camp visited on Monday the office of the Electricity Ministry in Damascus and updated Syrian officials on the frequent power outages rocking the area.
Engineer Nidhal Karmousha vowed to take the necessary steps in order to push for rehabilitating the power network in AlSabina, installing electricity meters for local homes as soon as they are available, and setting up 10 new electrical power-feeding transmission centers in and around AlSabina refugee camp at the soonest possible time.
Located some 14 kilometers away from southern Damascus, AlSabina Camp has been gripped with an abject situation owing to the absence of humanitarian assistance, relief aids, proper infrastructure, and vital facilities. Frequent water and power outages have made the situation far worse.
