In Damascus suburb, where residents of Sbeineh camp demanded the Syrian army and groups loyal to it to open the way to their camp, after 660 days of preventing them from returning to it.
Residents of the camp were forced to leave because of the violent clashes that broke out between the regular army and armed opposition groups, which ended with the regular army full control over the camp.
According to eyewitness estimates that more than 80% of the camp’s buildings were almost full destructed, specifically the area extended from Maaz bin Jabal mosque till the camp’s bakery, known as Kurds, which forms the western entrance of the camp.
Residents have been displaced to neighboring towns and camps, to bring them into a new suffering that did not stop at leaving their homes, but it included all of their lives, which turned into a tragedy because of the economic conditions, the spread of unemployment, and poor financial resources.