No further influx of Jewish refugees has taken place since the ban in "August, 1999. "During Jast_ year the camp,' located at the Kinchow Road Schoo} was closed, the premises boeing required for Municipal purposes, and the occupants were housed other camps. There are now five camps and two hospitals operating against six camps and two hospitals in 1989, The total refugee population in these camps is 2,115 against 2,382 recorded for the previous year, a large percentage being entirely self supporting, while others are fed the camps. Sixty per cent, of the present camp population are housed in Municipal property. Sixty-six per cent. of the papillation are men, 24 Per cent, women and 10 per cent, children,"
Sanitary conditions in all camps have been maintained satisfactorily all respects, Hospital accommodation hag been adequate nnd has been entirely controlled by the camp medical staff, The Whashing Road General Hospital was closed and was re-open-a section of the Ward Rend camp during June with accommodation for 120 patients. For reasons of economy the S.M.C. ambulance service for General Hospital cases was withdrawn and communicable disease eases continued: to have Municipal transportation to the Chaoufoony Road Jewish Isolation Hospital, Clinics have been successfully run at all camps by the refugees while Xray, dental optical and maternity sections have been organized at the Ward Road hospital, rendering the organization practically self-sup~ porting.
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