Severe Water Crisis And Lack Of Sanitation In Displaced Persons Camps In Northern Syria

Severe Water Crisis And Lack Of Sanitation In Displaced Persons Camps In Northern Syria

The displacement camps in northern Syria have been suffering from a severe water crisis since the beginning of this year, which has worsened in recent months. Hundreds of camps have experienced a complete cut-off of water supplies, along with the absence of proper sanitation services and the accumulation of waste. (Photo by Rami Alsayed/NurPhoto)

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