A new batch of displaced Syrians return from refugee camps in Jordan via Nassib border crossing

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Daraa – Tens of displaced Syrians in refugee camps in Jordan returned via Jaber-Nassib border crossing within efforts exerted by the government to make those who were displaced due to terrorism come back to the homeland.

SANA from Nassib border crossing said that tens of people including children and women came back home from refugee camps in Jordan through the border crossing, adding that they are to be transported to their hometowns liberated by the Syrian Arab Army from terrorism.

SANA clarified that authorities sent several buses to transport the returnees to their hometowns after finishing the entry procedures and providing medical services to those in need for them.

Authorities have secured the infrastructure and the basic services to the liberated towns so that the returnees could conduct their normal activities.

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