Syria: 10 lakh citizens forced to live in frustrated conditions, willing to return home

For refugee matters, the organization said on a survey basis that more than six lakh people can try to return home within the next six months. UNHCR spokesperson Cylin Schmid on Friday informed reporters in Geneva, saying that she met a mother, who is living with her children in the tant.

Their old house has now turned into debris, and there is no provision of water, employment in the tent. The school located nearby is also two kilometers away. This woman wants to return to the old house with her children, where she will stay there by applying her tent near the house, so that she can feel to stay near the house. He has requested assistance to resume his life. There is a possibility of doubling population in 23 districts of Seria, which feared additional pressure on basic services and structure. According to surveillance, 51 percent of the family has a desire to return their original place, and about 93 percent want to return home from the next three to 12 months. In this survey, more than 29 thousand persons were interacted in 4,800 households, who are living in 514 displaced centers in northwest Syria. By the month of January, more than 34 lakh citizens displaced within the country’s borders are still in northwest Syria. People living in Idlib province have a desire to return home, where this is the intention of two of the three households. The support of the UN agencies, along with its partner agencies, along with their partner organizations, are providing transportation, legal assistance, home repair and other types of help and other types of help have been provided and Kambal, Gadde and Sintered Clothes have also been provided. Schmid said that this crisis started about 14 years ago. Syria is now standing at the crossroads and after years of violent confrontation, there is an immediate support for reconstruction. The war has ruined the country’s economy and infrastructure and 90 % of Syria’s population is dependent on humanitarian aid. In view of this, the UN agency has urged the international community that the Syrian citizens will have to support the Syrian citizens. It will be and soon an investment for the restoration is also necessary. A new report of the International Migration Organization (IOM), in between 70 lakh displaced, shows that since November 2024, more than seven and a half million internal displaced have returned to their original places. Although 70 lakh citizens are still displaced. According to the assessment of the UN agency, one out of every five displaced citizens in Syria are forced to live in tent or improvised places where they have to struggle with difficult conditions. Of the people who have started returning to their homes, 28 percent of them have to live in damaged buildings or such houses where work is not available. The migration organization has warned that Syria is still a major humanitarian crisis, and the huge level requirements still exist. In this background, the IOM is engaged in providing help to the Syrian public, and at the same time, the necessary data is being collected to strengthen the information related to the situation and ensure coordination in humanist efforts accordingly.

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