Syria: 800,000 displaced face desperate conditions in camps
In past four days alone, more than 150,000 Syrians flee villages as government forces close in on rebel-held Idlib.
A military offensive on the last rebel-held region in northwestern Syria is causing the largest single displacement of people since the conflict began nine years ago.
At least 800,000 people have fled the fighting since the start of December.
They are stranded in areas near the border with Turkey, suffering in cold temperatures in overcrowded camps.
Al Jazeera’s Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Hatay near the Turkey-Syria border.
Published On 15 Feb 2020