12 thousand on the Syrian, Jordanian, and Iraqi deserted deserts will die

Rakban, is an arid remote area on the Syrian border near the extreme northeast of Jordan, close to the joint borders with Syria and Iraq. The area became a refugee camp for Syrians in 2014

CESD September 17, 2020

To his excellency Secretary-General of the United Nations,

Leaders of the UNHCR, and humanitarian aid organizations,

Sep, 2020

Greetings from the Civil Management of Al Rukban Camp,

The current humanitarian situation in Al Rukban Camp is on the verge of collapse, and we may be facing an unprecedented human catastrophe. The number of refugees has exceeded 12 thousand on the Syrian, Jordanian, and Iraqi deserted deserts not even fit for animals.

The refugees have been deprived of all life supplies especially food, water, health, and education. The international organizations have lost their way to this camp, And as a result, we are seeing our children dying in front of our eyes from hunger as well as from illness.

We in the Civil Management of Al Rukban camp,

Implore you to help us, at least for the sake of the children in this camp in any way you can. Thank you for your time and compassion.

Best regards,

Rakban, is an arid remote area on the Syrian border near the extreme northeast of Jordan, close to the joint borders with Syria and Iraq. The area became a refugee camp for Syrians in 2014

CESD

Administrator

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2 thoughts on “12 thousand on the Syrian, Jordanian, and Iraqi deserted deserts will die”

What action is CESD you proposing?

CESD says:

October 25, 2020 at 7:58 pm

Some Syrian communities sent some supply for this camp, but they can’t continue in this process without support from the UN, and relief nonprofits organization.
CESD try to carry this voice of the poor people in this camp, we are not a relief nonprofits organization, CESD is a media nonprofits organization for human rights.
Regards,

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