Refugees of al-Tuhian camp only fake promisses of Orgs

ASMAHAN OMAR /AL_TABQA

Summer season has come and changes in climatic conditions from scorching temperatures and dust storms large numbers of refugees severely suffering and their suffering is increasing day day where some families have preferred to went to other camps far away of al-Tuehina camp which has about 2050 families.

Local associations, such as Rojava Association and Civil Council in al-Tabqa area are working to meet the needs of the  refugees but the large number of camp residents and new arrivals exceeds the capacity of local associations and civil administration.

During a tour of (ANHA)  inside the camp, the displaced people of al-Tuwehina camp called on international organizations to look into their situation.

"I have 8 children, including a patient who needs treatment and we have nothing but God's mercy on us," said a mother of 8 children.

The camp lacks a fixed medical clinic, pushing the Kurdish Red Crescent into the morning, providing medical support that does not meet the hopes.

Juma al-Sead , a  refugee from the countryside of Hama, said: "Only al-Mawda and Rojava Association which provide us with monthly food rations are barely enough for a week.

International organizations are registering names and inspecting the tents to see the dire humanitarian situation

"The organizations come and  gather us throughout the day to count families," said Ahmad al-Assif, from Homs.

Al-Assif said "We fled from the oppression of the Syrian regime and its militias, leaving most of what we have behind us to save our lives"

The latter describes the bitterness of life in the camp: "We are numbers in the tables of organizations, and our needs are on paper"

Khalid al-Siyaf asks why international organizations ignore the status our situation is very bad

Why are not there any humanitarian organizations that recognize us as displaced people?

It is worth mentioning that the camp of al-Tuehina was established for more than a year ago did not receive any support makes it classified as an asylum camp, but on the contrary exploited by some social networking sites to offend the achievements of the Syrian Democratic Forces SDF and its political council

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ANHA