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4,533 Family Camp Coordination Camp Management Cluster- Syria, Bennish & Ma’arrat Tamsrin Displacement Report (as of 7 August 2015) CLUSTER Source: Ileb Displacement Key IDPs Figures Tracking Matrix ID Ps d isp laced t o C o mmunit y T yp e o f shelt er # o f ID Ps Dana M aaret T amsrin Batenta 1,600 27,200 Individuals Kafr - Kafrehmul 4,800 Kafr Nabi 5 ,200 4,533 Family Kaftin 5 ,600 M a'arrat Tamasrin Under tress 500 Due to the deteriorating security situation the towns of Bennish and Ma’arrat Misreen became almost empty. M a'arrat Tamasrin Individual tents 1,000 Qourqeena The IDPs have moved mainly to suburbs of these towns. M a'arrat Tamasrin Living with host families 3 ,500 Kafr Takharim Given the proximity of the displaced to aerial bombing M a'arrat Tamasrin Home 2,000 Kelly targets, the CCCM advises NGOs to take extreme T o t al 2 4 ,2 0 0 caution when distributing tents to avoid creating additional targets (See Tent Distribution Guidance). The Kaftin local council has advised similar things to the IDPs. Although many predicted people would move to the Hazano Aleppo camps in Harim, this has not been the case. Of the recently displaced, There are at least 1,500 households residing in open spaces. Collective centers have also Haranbush been established in the urban centers immediately surrounding Ma’arrat Misreen. IDPs residing in open Maaret Elekhwan spaces have requested tents, NFIs and food. While IDPs Kafr - Kafrehmul in collective centers have requested specic NFI items Kafr Nabi and food support. On-going Responses: Two agencies have on-going Zardana Mashehad assessments in the area and will be reporting back Maaret Tamsrin veried numbers within the next three days. One agency has a nearby kitchen in Sarmada (15km away from Ma’arrat Misreen) which has capacity to provide Ram Hamdan cooked meals for 5,000. However, transporting cooked meals or even food baskets have been impossible to Armanaz Taltuneh date due to the frequency of bombings in the area. Ma'arrat Tamasrin Teftnaz Food Baskets can be given out, but there are concerns that many of the IDPs do not have basic cooking Murin Batenta equipment needed. Other 5,000 will receive NFI assistance. IDPs are still unwilling to leave the suburbs Bhora of Bennish and Ma’arrat Misreen, for several reasons: 1) Kafraya Maar The hosting families are in the same area and thus they Tamsarin want to stay with their relatives. 2)They are expecting to Legend return. 3)Security situation is mild and movements are Foah dangerous. 4) Arranging transportation out of the area Governorate Capital Kafr Jales is prohibitively expensive given their lack of assets. Roads Bennsh Toum Nighttime temperatures are also mild enough to mitigate against the risk of exposure. Fleeing From Bennsh % Girl Boy Women Men Displacement 6,040 4,820 8,625 7,715 3,000 54% TURKEY Iindividuals displaced Female in Banashe Al-Hasakeh ! Aleppo ! Idleb Ar-Raqqa ! ! Idleb Lattakia ! Deir-ez-Zor ! 46% Hama ! Tartous ! Idleb Homs Male ! LEBANON Saraqab DAMASCUS DAMASCUS Sarmin For more information ! IRAQ Quneitra As-Sweida Dar'a ! ! CCCM Sector Coordinator Dher Hayo, Email: [email protected] JORDAN Information Management Ocer, Said Abdullah Disclaimers: The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement. Email: [email protected] Map data source(s): The data for this map has a limited number of sources, including parties to the conflict. The data has not been independently verified and is subject to error or omission, deliberate or otherwise by the various sources. http://www.globalcccmcluster.org Due to the fluidity of the conict, control status is likely to change. Arrows reected in the map do not reect the routes but only the places of origin and destinations. https://www.humanitarianresponse.info.
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