The water cuts on the camp for 263 days respectively, forcing its residents to walk long distances to bring drinking water, putting their lives at risk because of the spread of snipers on buildings overlooking the streets of the camp.
This comes amid a number of economic and living crises suffered by people such as the lack of most basic services like hospitals, electricity and communications, and the lack of food, fuel and the high cost of their prices, citing that approximately 70% of the camp houses had become uninhabitable, due to heavy shelling over the past months, making hundreds of families to be forced to leave the camp and flee to neighboring areas fearing for their lives.