Mali ECHO 2014 activities South-west Syria | Forced ......Jul 05, 2018 · Al Nasib Jaber Al Nasib...
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Mali ECHO 2014 activities Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) – DG ECHO Daily Map | 05/07/2018 South-west Syria | Forced Displacement MEDITERRANEAN SEA © European Union, 2018. Map produced by JRC. The boundaries and the names shown on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the European Union. Golan Heights Al Nasib Jaber Al Nasib Tal Shibab Dar’a Ar Ramtha Sea of Galilee D A R ’ A AS - SWEIDA QUNEITRA RURAL DAMASCUS 60 000 stuck at border 12 000–15 000 768 Total IDPs 17 June – 5 July 320 000 Area of Control As of 2 July Government of Syria (GoS) Non-State armed groups Da’esh (Islamic State) Closed Restricted Open Border Crossing Direction of displacement Humanitarian corridors Occupied territories (Golan Heights) Airport Shelters Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Families in shelters People crossed into GoS areas Population Density Number of Inhabitants per Km 2 Source: JRC GHSL 500 10 000 20 000 Sources: DG ECHO, UN OCHA, JRC Source: UN OCHA Sustained hostilities in south-west Syria since 17 June have led to more than 320 000 IDPs as of 5 July. Of those, approximately 60 000 IDPs remain stuck in proximity to the Al Nasib/Jaber border crossing with Jordan, while significant numbers have moved towards Quneitra governorate. Initial estimates indicate that approx. 12 000 - 15 000 people have crossed into GoS-held areas in Dara’a Governorate, since the establishment of humanitarian corridors by the GoS on 27 June. Many of the IDPs are making their way towards the Jbab shelter and approx. 2 000 people have crossed into Sweida Governorate. Source: DG ECHO, UN OCHA 2 000
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Mali ECHO 2014 activitiesEmergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) – DG ECHO Daily Map | 05/07/2018
South-west Syria | Forced Displacement
MEDITERRANEAN
SEA
© European Union, 2018. Map produced byJRC. The boundaries and the names shownon this map do not imply official endorsementor acceptance by the European Union.
G o l a n
H e i g h t s
Al Nasib
JaberAl Nasib
Tal Shibab
Dar’a
Ar Ramtha
Sea ofGalilee
D A R ’ A
A S - S W E I D A
Q U N E I T R A
R U R A L D A M A S C U S
60 000stuck at border
12 000–15 000
768
Total IDPs17 June – 5 July
320 000
Area of ControlAs of 2 July
Government of Syria (GoS)
Non-State armed groups
Da’esh (Islamic State)
Closed
Restricted
Open
Border Crossing
Direction of displacement
Humanitariancorridors
Occupied territories(Golan Heights)
Airport
Shelters
Internally DisplacedPersons (IDPs)
Families in shelters
People crossedinto GoS areas
Population DensityNumber of Inhabitants per Km2
Source: JRC GHSL
500 10 000 20 000
Sources: DG ECHO, UN OCHA, JRC
Source: UN OCHA
Sustained hostilities insouth-west Syria since 17June have led to more than320 000 IDPs as of 5 July.Of those, approximately60 000 IDPs remain stuckin proximity to the AlNasib/Jaber border crossingwith Jordan, whilesignificant numbers havemoved towards Quneitragovernorate.
Initial estimates indicatethat approx. 12 000 - 15000 people have crossedinto GoS-held areas inDara’a Governorate, sincethe establishment ofhumanitarian corridors bythe GoS on 27 June. Manyof the IDPs are making theirway towards the Jbabshelter and approx. 2 000people have crossed intoSweida Governorate.
Source: DG ECHO, UN OCHA
2 000
