The interim Ministry of Communications, Transport and Industry has begun paving streets inside Atmah and Bab al-Salama refugee camps near the Turkish border. The paved streets will run for 5,195 meters, and will be surfaced with gravel to solve some of the problems caused by rain and mud and to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to the inmates of the refugee camps. The Ministry said that the project will be completed within a maximum period of one month. (Source: Syrian Coalition + Syrian Interim Government)
Syrian Interim Government to Pave Streets in Two Refugee Camps Near the Turkish Border
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