Life is hard in Jalozai Camp

FRONTIER POST

Eight year old Abdullah who was displaced due to the military operation in Khyber Agency and is now working at Jalozai Camp catering food on a push cart, say this job is the only source of income for him. Abdullah is also like other thousand of children who migrated from Khyber Agency to Jalozai Camp said to The Frontier Post that they were shifted from Khyber Agency to Jalozai camp in very difficult circumstances as every where the voice of bullets and mortar shell deafened their ears. Abdullah said that he was studying in class three at Jalozai Camp and after the school he came out with his push cart wheel to earn some money for his family. Taimur Afridi standing in a long row said to The Frontier post that he has come early in the morning but still has inot received the daily food items. He also complained that due to the migration of people belonging to different agencies of Fata where operation was still continuing people of these areas were searching for rented houses as the property dealers and owners of the houses increase the rent of their houses and take advantage of their problems. The 50-year old Rahim Jan Afridi said that the weather was getting there was no electricity facility in his camp because of that their children and family members could not not take proper rest. He said there also was fear of Dangu virus.