By aluminum wires, toys are made for Berxwedan camp's children

JAFAR JAFO –ARIF SULIMAN / ALSHAHBA

The child who is Imru Îbiş whose age dose not exceeded 12 years from Bulbul district belonging to Afrin canton  is currently living with his family in Berxwedan camp in al-Shahab canton after forced to displaced of their homes due to the aggression and occupation of the Turkish army and its mercenaries.

Like other children of Syria, he was denied of childish life and lived in conditions of war and deprivation as a result of continuing attacks and clashes ofTurkey 's gangs , the childhood spirit and the love of others owned by the child led him to make what he learned to his friends children in the camp who were  denied of their basic rights to play.

He makes toys with aluminum wires in the grounds of  Berxwedan camp after collecting them. He says he makes about five to six games a day and gives them to the camp children free of charge.

Hawar news agency (ANHA) interviewed with the child and said "We have been denied of the taste of childhood and live without a secure future or an independent present. We have been displaced from Sheikh Maksoud neighborhood, destroyed our house and again live under the camps, leaving behind all our games because of the bombing of the Turkish occupation army."

And added "I wake up every morning and collect electric wires from around the land, and I have so far produced more than 20 toys for the children of the camp, just to see the smile and joy on their faces."

Friends of the child thanked him for his personal efforts to serve them and hoped to return to Afrin liberated from the Turkish occupation.

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ANHA