“lockdown” for millions of displaced people in Syria
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More than 108 camps were affected by the massive rainfalls in Idlib and Aleppo countryside during the last 48 hours.
#Syria: Dire conditions in many of the displacement camps in Idlib after heavy rain
More funding urgently needed to upgrade these camps & get people out of these appalling conditions
This photo, taken on January 17, 2021, shows Kafr Orouq IDP Camp in the northern suburbs of Idlib governorate, where roads and a number of tents were flooded following torrential rainfall in the area last night. SNHR notes that the recent severe weather conditions in the area is exposing the IDPs to additional suffering. SNHR calls on international relief organizations to provide the camp’s residents with urgently needed essential humanitarian provisions immediately and to provide the administration of the camp with a number of tents for emergency cases.
This is how children sleep yesterday in a camp, and this is the case for only one family out of thousands of families whose tents were flooded due to the winter rains today in the northern Syrian camps in Idlib and Aleppo countryside.
This is “lockdown” for millions of displaced people in #Syria. Stuck in a tent in the rain in the middle of winter
These children have known nothing but war. They’ve never lived in anything but a tent
10 years being displaced bombed gassed and shot at now their tent and whatever small things they had: a gas stove, some rugs to keep warm: swept away in these floods. we must immediately help more and more . #syria
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