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STORY: UNICEF / RAQQA DISPLACED
TRT: 01:54
SOURCE: UNICEF
RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE CREDIT UNICEF
LANGUAGE: NATS
DATELINE: 10 JUNE 2017, AIN ISSA CAMP, RAQQA GOVERNORATE, SYRIA
10 JUNE 2017, AIN ISSA CAMP, RAQQA GOVERNORATE, SYRIA
1. Wide shot, people sitting under tents in camp
2. Med shot, children drinking from water tank
3. Wide shot, child dancing with water bottle
4. Wide shot, children filling jerry cans with water
5. Wide shot, people filling buckets with water
6. Med shot, UNICEF staff standing by latrines
7. Wide shot, UNICEF staff speaking to displaced woman
8. Wide shot, UNICEF staff speaking to children
9. Wide shot, UNICEF staff walking through camp
10. Med shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist standing in front of tents
11. Wide shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist standing in front of tents
12. Med shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist measuring child’s arm
13. Med shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist speaking to mother
14. Close up, child sitting in mother’s lap
15. Wide shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist speaking to mother
16. Close up, child
17. Med shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist walking by tents
18. Wide shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist checking on child
19. Med shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist measuring child’s arm
20. Close up, childdrinking from bottle
21. Wide shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist checking on child
22. Wide shot, UNICEF nutrition specialist speaking to family
23. Close up, baby on mattress
24. Med shot, child sitting in father’s lap
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said it was providing 50,000 litres of safe drinking daily water to people displaced from the violence in Raqqa living in and around the Ain Issa camp.
UNICEF said more than 6,000 people who have fled the ongoing unrelenting violence in Raqqa city are staying in the camp, 50 kilometres north of the city, with another 3,000 living in the surroundings of the camp. UNICEF added that the numbers continue to rise as violence escalates in the area.
The Fund noted that conditions for internally displaced families in the camp are extremely harsh, especially with the scorching heat in tents. UNICEF said it was scaling up its response with its partners as needs continue to outpace the already limited infrastructure in the camp.
In addition to the daily drinking water delivery, UNICEF is distributing nutrition and hygiene supplies, and has set up 100 latrines and 48 shower units inside the camp. It said most of these families arrive in the camp almost empty-handed.
