BAQUBA / NINA/ - The village of Abu Karma in Diyala province has become empty of residents after the entire population has been displaced due to security concerns caused by ISIS cells.
Juma al-Rubaie, the Mukhtar of the village, told the National Iraqi News Agency (NINA) today that "Abu Karma village, within the Waqf basin, has become empty of residents after the villagers left their homes because of the repeated attacks of ISIS and the inability of security forces and government agencies to secure the village and dry up the sources of ISIS cells in orchards and surrounding areas. "
He added that emptying al-Mukhisah and Abu Karma from their residents and leaving the agriculture will reflect negatively on the agricultural sector as they are areas that are famous for growing citrus and Baghdad’s food basket. He said that we will convey our voice and suffering to all international organizations in order to end the suffering of the people and ensure their return to their homes after ending the evil of ISIS./ End
ليصلك المزيد من الأخبار اشترك بقناتنا على التليغرام
Juma al-Rubaie, the Mukhtar of the village, told the National Iraqi News Agency (NINA) today that "Abu Karma village, within the Waqf basin, has become empty of residents after the villagers left their homes because of the repeated attacks of ISIS and the inability of security forces and government agencies to secure the village and dry up the sources of ISIS cells in orchards and surrounding areas. "
He added that emptying al-Mukhisah and Abu Karma from their residents and leaving the agriculture will reflect negatively on the agricultural sector as they are areas that are famous for growing citrus and Baghdad’s food basket. He said that we will convey our voice and suffering to all international organizations in order to end the suffering of the people and ensure their return to their homes after ending the evil of ISIS./ End
ليصلك المزيد من الأخبار اشترك بقناتنا على التليغرام
