Anbar's security: Displaced people in the camps live in harsh conditions

Anbar's security: Displaced people in the camps live in harsh conditions



Friday, September 1,

Alsumaria News / Anbar
The head of the Security Committee in the Anbar Naim Abdul Mohsen al-Ka'oud, Friday, that displaced people in the camps living in harsh conditions, while pointing out that they hope to liberate their areas and provide services to them in those camps.

"There are a large number of displaced people in Anbar camps in Ramadi, Khalidiya, Habbaniyah, tourism, Amriya al-Fallujah and Basibis," al- Ka'ud told Alsumaria News. "There are more than 15,000 displaced people in the camps, mostly from Ana, Rawa and al-Qa'im."

"The displaced people in Anbar camps are living in harsh humanitarian conditions due to the weather conditions, high temperatures, lack of support from international organizations and lack of government support from the Ministry of Displacement and Migration," he added. He called on international organizations to "provide support and assistance to displaced people in these camps "He said.

Al-Ka'ud appealed to security leaders to "liberate the areas of Ana, Rawa and al-Qaim after the declaration of victory in Tal Afar and the liberation of the entire territory of Nineveh to return displaced people to these areas because of the dire conditions they live in displacement camps."

It is noteworthy that the organization "Da'ash" still controls the cities of Anata and Rawa, which has been in place for three years, while displaced thousands of people from those cities and housing in the camps in the province.

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