With the Yezidi families returning to Shingal, continued support by humanitarian organizations and institutions
Nearly three months ago, the Tel Banat complex, which had been empty from its people since August 2014, has been embracing families returning from displacement camps in Kurdistan, after nearly six years of suffering.
A few days ago, within the program of assisting the returnees, “MAM Humanitarian Foundation” distributed 125 food baskets to the returnees to the complex, and they numbered 120 returning families during the past two months, in addition to all the compounds south of Mount Shangal and the Judicial Center as a first stage.
According to the Ministry of Immigration and Displaced, the number of returnees to the district of Shingal and the district of Tel azer, since the beginning of last June, has reached 5,700 displaced persons from the camps of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
The head of the “MAM Humanitarian Foundation” team in the Shangal district, “Nishtiman Khalaf” for “Ezidi 24”. In its first work in the Shangal district and the Tel azer district, MAM distributed more than 500 food baskets to the returnees of these mentioned areas after we provided the voluntary youth centers in Each region is our first work in the region and we plan to do more work. We accomplished our first work in the past days. “
Khalaf emphasized that “the Foundation is working to open a representative office in Shingal district to support the returning families, and its projects will be a first step to help new returnees distribute food and health and medical supplies to them in the coming days and the Foundation will continue to provide assistance to them.”
“Mohamed Al-Bebawati,” Information and Relations Officer at the Ministry of Displacement and Migration, Duhok Branch, in a special statement last Wednesday to “Ezidi 24”, affirmed that “the return transactions for a large number of Yazidi IDPs residing in the camps of Duhok Governorate are completed and on average between 70 – 80 Daily family. ”
It is worth noting that on April 25, 2016, the Iraqi parliament voted to consider the city of Shingal, west of Mosul, a disaster city.
According to official reports, more than 85% of vital civil and service installations and homes have been completely destroyed, with Yazidi religious shrines destroyed by 100%, so the district of Shingal has been considered a disaster area.
Ezidi24.com
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With the Yezidi families returning to Shingal, continued support by humanitarian organizations and institutions
Nearly three months ago, the Tel Banat complex, which had been empty from its people since August 2014, has been embracing families returning from displacement camps in Kurdistan, after nearly six years of suffering.
A few days ago, within the program of assisting the returnees, “MAM Humanitarian Foundation” distributed 125 food baskets to the returnees to the complex, and they numbered 120 returning families during the past two months, in addition to all the compounds south of Mount Shangal and the Judicial Center as a first stage.
According to the Ministry of Immigration and Displaced, the number of returnees to the district of Shingal and the district of Tel azer, since the beginning of last June, has reached 5,700 displaced persons from the camps of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
The head of the “MAM Humanitarian Foundation” team in the Shangal district, “Nishtiman Khalaf” for “Ezidi 24”. In its first work in the Shangal district and the Tel azer district, MAM distributed more than 500 food baskets to the returnees of these mentioned areas after we provided the voluntary youth centers in Each region is our first work in the region and we plan to do more work. We accomplished our first work in the past days. “
Khalaf emphasized that “the Foundation is working to open a representative office in Shingal district to support the returning families, and its projects will be a first step to help new returnees distribute food and health and medical supplies to them in the coming days and the Foundation will continue to provide assistance to them.”
“Mohamed Al-Bebawati,” Information and Relations Officer at the Ministry of Displacement and Migration, Duhok Branch, in a special statement last Wednesday to “Ezidi 24”, affirmed that “the return transactions for a large number of Yazidi IDPs residing in the camps of Duhok Governorate are completed and on average between 70 – 80 Daily family. ”
It is worth noting that on April 25, 2016, the Iraqi parliament voted to consider the city of Shingal, west of Mosul, a disaster city.
According to official reports, more than 85% of vital civil and service installations and homes have been completely destroyed, with Yazidi religious shrines destroyed by 100%, so the district of Shingal has been considered a disaster area.
Ezidi24.com
Tags: #yazidisinfo #ezidi24 #humanitarianfoundation #Shangal
