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The locals in Suruc and Urfa tell me that the Turkish government that is boasting to have received and provided shelter to the refugees of Kobani is not entirely accurate. Government-affiliated institutions did in fact provide help and shelter but to no more than 6,000 people. The overwhelming majority are taken care of, according to the locals, mainly by the people of Suruc, which has a population of 101,000 as displayed on the sign at the entrance of the town.
At the exit of Suruc toward Urfa, three refugee camps on the side of the highway have been erected close to each other. Thousands of people, mostly women and children, live in the camps' tents that were set up by the municipality of Suruc, whose mayor is a member of the People's Democracy Party (HDP), the sister party of the PYD in Turkey, which is known for being pro-PKK.
Tens of thousands of refugees from Kobani live in shelters provided by various organizations scattered around Suruc, its villages and in Urfa. Many live next to their vehicles that hold their belongings in the no-man’s-land between the barbed border fences in a part of the Suruc plain that IS has not reached.
Read more: Watching Kobani - Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East
look foker, hdp isnt the one paying the camp the governer. when a earthquake hit Van(city) several years ago we did saw how miserable the bdp was.
SALMAN AL FARSI is right you are really goat fokers....
And so is Al Kurdi they fit eachother.And you are a racist.
Yes he also is a PKK supporter, which tells a lot.And so is Al Kurdi they fit eachother.
And you are a racist.
And so is Al Kurdi they fit eachother.