Refugees wonder: what will happen after that…. When we will back to our homes

The Turkish attack on northern and eastern Syria has caused the forcible displacement of thousands of civilians from Serêkaniyê, Ad-Derbasiyah and their villages to the city of al-Hasakah, refugees live in disastrous humanitarian conditions in schools that have been allocated by the Autonomous Administration AA, as shelter safe to these people.

AA is seeking despite lack of potential by providing the necessary supplies for the displaced in cooperation with some local associations, since all humanitarian and relief organizations have stopped their work in northern and eastern Syria.

Muhammad Sheikh Sinan, from Serêkaniyê district, who was displaced from the Turkish attack with his family to stay in school in al-Hasakah, "The situation in Serêkaniyê was very tragic, warplanes were carrying out raids on the city, displacement affected the psyche of our children, we are always wondering what will happen next and when we will return to our house. "

Magda Amin, an administrator at the Social Affairs and Labor Committee in al-Hasakah canton, explained that because of the large number of displaced people and for providing suitable shelter, 45 schools have been opened and equipped in various neighborhoods in al-Hasakah.

Magda Amin explained that the humanitarian and relief organizations stopped their work and this affected the services provided to the people. "The AA, in cooperation with some local associations, is providing supplies for the displaced," she said.

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ANHA