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Encyclopedia > Nabatieh camp

Nabatieh was a Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon that was destroyed between the years 1982-1991. Most of the population was moved to Ein el-Helweh.


In May and June 1974, the Israeli Air Force bombed the camp and much of the camp was turned to rubble and its population dispersed.


External links & References

  • http://www.un.org/unrwa/refugees/lebanon.html
  • http://domino.un.org/unispal.nsf/0/9b371b1e35e5b30985256866006a88ec?OpenDocument

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UNRWA: refugee camp profiles: lebanon field office (448 words)
UNRWA began operations in the camp in 1952 and the Agency gradually replaced the tents with concrete shelters.
UNRWA constructed a multi-storey housing complex in 1993-1994 to accommodate 118 displaced families mainly from Nabatieh camp, which was destroyed during the 1973 by Israeli military action.
The Agency is constructing a second secondary school in the camp with funds from the Government of Japan, and 60 per cent of the new Samouh school has been completed with funds from the Government of The Netherlands.
Nabatieh camp. Who is Nabatieh camp? What is Nabatieh camp? Where is Nabatieh camp? Definition of Nabatieh camp. ... (77 words)
Nabatieh was a Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon that was destroyed between the years 1982-1991.
Most of the population was moved to Ein el-Helweh.
In May and June 1974, the Israeli Air Force bombed the camp and much of the camp was turned to rubbish and its population dispersed.
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