OCHA also urged that critical storage materials, tents, plastic sheets, wood and other household items were allowed. These ingredients were rejected within 17 weeks.
According to OCHA, they abandoned five of the 15 efforts of the world agency to coordinate the stages of assistance, including efforts to get rid of solid waste and garbage and restore damaged trucks. The other two missions were not made from obstacles, or because the organizer was forced to cancel it.
The remaining eight missions, including staff movements and other missions, were completed.
The office says that their partners who work in education report that school -age children continue to lose their ability to learn.
Refugees made for a week affected more than 12 temporary training rooms, which housed 5,000 students and 200 teachers. Since most children in gas do not have access to education in the conditions of refugee orders and severe damage to schools, the future of these children remains gloomy.
Other Mitra Ocha reported an increase in the risk of sex -based violence over the past two months. Women who have suffered from the incident in which they were rejected by access to services and resources, trying to satisfy the needs of their families.
The office said that in April and May, 45 partners provided psychosocial support, safe residences, as well as cleaning equipment packages and the main needs of women. However, other critical services, such as legal assistance, are still very limited or inaccessible.
