Published : 24-04-2015
The Civil Council at besieged Yarmouk Camp delivered a message to the Yarmouk people through its head Mr. Fawzi Hmeid, to unite their word and to work as a group to face the risks that surround the camp. He described the Yarmouk camp as it is dying from the stiffness of crises and tragedies. He also demanded the wise and responsible parties to open a safe pathway to the residents to enter and exit their houses, and to allow the entry of humanitarian aid such as food and medicine in a safe way to the camp. In addition, he demanded to allow the entry of water, fuel, and power. He called to fix the infrastructure, the municipality services, hygiene systems and sewage. Mr. Fawzi Hmeid called to open the security file, to release all detained Palestinians, and to work to return the normal life to Yarmouk camp as it was before the crises.
It is mentioned that the Regular Army and the PFGC continue their siege on Yarmouk camp for 656 days respectively, coincided with the power cut for more than 736 days and water cut for 226 days respectively. They also prevent the residents to get out and to return back to the camp and also prevent the entry of aid to the camp.
The Civil Council at besieged Yarmouk Camp delivered a message to the Yarmouk people through its head Mr. Fawzi Hmeid, to unite their word and to work as a group to face the risks that surround the camp. He described the Yarmouk camp as it is dying from the stiffness of crises and tragedies. He also demanded the wise and responsible parties to open a safe pathway to the residents to enter and exit their houses, and to allow the entry of humanitarian aid such as food and medicine in a safe way to the camp. In addition, he demanded to allow the entry of water, fuel, and power. He called to fix the infrastructure, the municipality services, hygiene systems and sewage. Mr. Fawzi Hmeid called to open the security file, to release all detained Palestinians, and to work to return the normal life to Yarmouk camp as it was before the crises.
It is mentioned that the Regular Army and the PFGC continue their siege on Yarmouk camp for 656 days respectively, coincided with the power cut for more than 736 days and water cut for 226 days respectively. They also prevent the residents to get out and to return back to the camp and also prevent the entry of aid to the camp.
