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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Residents Return Face Service Challenges
The residents have returned to the village of Al-Jabin in northern Hama after years of displacement, but they face significant challenges in rebuilding their lives due to a lack of basic services. The population suffers from a complete absence of electricity, deteriorated road conditions that pose safety hazards, the absence of a health center, and inadequate waste collection and water supply services, as they currently rely on solar-powered water pumping which is insufficient. Furthermore, 95% of the homes have been destroyed, and most residents are living in tents that leak rainwater and are uncomfortably cold in winter and hot in summer. The stability of these families depends on improving infrastructure and providing essential services such as electricity, water, and healthcare. It is also crucial to support small projects and assist residents with repairs and self-reliance initiatives to achieve lasting stability in the village.
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