The displaced Palestinian refugees from Syria to Lebanon are suffering of severe living conditions, especially in the areas that affected with the deep law pressure, which left considerable damages; such as blowing out the Bishop of some houses covered with ” Tinplate” and volatilization of refugees’ tents when water entered other homes in several camps, especially those located on the outskirts of the sea.
The refugees complain of the lack of fuel due to the high prices and lack of financial resources that help Palestinian refugees from Syria.
A number of activists called for taking urgent relief steps to deal with the current crisis outputs at all levels, and to reach the standard of living and health situation, as well as to develop the necessary plans to deal with such cases and preparedness.
The legal status of the Palestinian refugees from Syria, securing housing and rising rents are from the most prominent problems for the refugees; in time the Lebanese authorities issued laws to prevent the work of these refugees. It is mentioned that the number of Palestinian refugees from Syria amounted to about 51 refugees, 45% of them are children, as they were distributed in several areas in Lebanon especially the overcrowded camps.