The Syrian warplanes targeted yesterday a number of Palestinian camps and compounds and their vicinity in Syria, where the AGPS monitored that Daraa camp , Al Muzareeb compound and the vicinity of Khan Al Shieh camp for Palestinian refugees were targeted with explosive barrels and shells.
In South of Syria, the warplanes targeted Daraa camp for Palestinian refugees with two raids, coincided with targeting the camp with two explosive barrels, which led to huge destruction in the place. It is referred that Daraa camp was exposed to frequent bombing which led to destroy about 70% of its houses and buildings, where the remaining refugees inside the camp live in difficult situations manifested in the two aspects health and living.
Near Daraa camp, the warplanes targeted Al Muzareeb compound with one explosive barrel , Al Muzareeb is located 11 Km far from the Daraa camp south of Syria, about 8500 Palestinian refugees live at the compound. The bombing led to a number of victims and injured people in addition to the wide destruction of houses and properties.
It is mentioned that AL Muzareeb town witnesses a state of worry and tension due to the continuation of its bombing with explosive barrels which led to a number of victims amongst civilians , where several months ago , the bombing of the a children school resulted in a number of injured people amongst the civilians most of them are children.
In Damascus Suburb, Khan Al Sheih camp for Palestinian refugees witnessed since the yesterday morning warplanes hovering, where the warplanes targeted the adjacent farms and areas with five explosive barrels, which damaged the place and caused a panic state amongst the residents fearing to be affected of the bombing.
Khan Al Seih camp was exposed during the last days to the most violent wave of bombing with explosive barrels, where the warplanes bombed the camp with more than 20 explosive barrels which led to the death of a woman and her fetus due to the shrapnel of shells and a number of wounded people amongst residents of the camp.