5,000 births in Jordan camp for Syria refugees since 2013

[Sally]

What a place in which to raise children!!!


5,000 births in Jordan
camp for Syria refugees
since 2013
Associated Press, Zaatari | World | Wed, March 02 2016, 11:26 AM

In this July 29, 2015 file photo, Syrian refugee Maan Turkman, 31, holds her twin infants Mohammed, left, and Ahmed, at a maternity clinic in Zaatari refugee camp, in Mafraq, Jordan. The U.N. Population Fund says its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013. (AP Photo/Raad Adayleh)

The U.N. Population Fund said Tuesday that its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013.

Daniel Baker, the fund's regional humanitarian coordinator, said the clinic also offers family planning, including spacing of births, but that the pace of deliveries has been steady.

The clinic hit the mark of 5,000 births several days ago, he said.

The Zaatari camp, home to about 79,000 refugees, was established in 2012, a year after the outbreak of the Syria conflict. Jordan houses a total of 635,000 Syrian refugees, out of 4.7 million in the region.

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[Lucy Hamilton]

What a place in which to raise children!!!


5,000 births in Jordan
camp for Syria refugees
since 2013
Associated Press, Zaatari | World | Wed, March 02 2016, 11:26 AM

In this July 29, 2015 file photo, Syrian refugee Maan Turkman, 31, holds her twin infants Mohammed, left, and Ahmed, at a maternity clinic in Zaatari refugee camp, in Mafraq, Jordan. The U.N. Population Fund says its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013. (AP Photo/Raad Adayleh)

The U.N. Population Fund said Tuesday that its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013.

Daniel Baker, the fund's regional humanitarian coordinator, said the clinic also offers family planning, including spacing of births, but that the pace of deliveries has been steady.

The clinic hit the mark of 5,000 births several days ago, he said.

The Zaatari camp, home to about 79,000 refugees, was established in 2012, a year after the outbreak of the Syria conflict. Jordan houses a total of 635,000 Syrian refugees, out of 4.7 million in the region.

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5,000 births in Jordan camp for Syria refugees since 2013

The question is why are these people CONSTANTLY having babies all the time? WTF more idiocy from the Commie UN, the clinic offers family planning....yes and this is ANOTHER UN failure obviously.

 

[MisterBeale]

What a place in which to raise children!!!


5,000 births in Jordan
camp for Syria refugees
since 2013
Associated Press, Zaatari | World | Wed, March 02 2016, 11:26 AM

In this July 29, 2015 file photo, Syrian refugee Maan Turkman, 31, holds her twin infants Mohammed, left, and Ahmed, at a maternity clinic in Zaatari refugee camp, in Mafraq, Jordan. The U.N. Population Fund says its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013. (AP Photo/Raad Adayleh)

The U.N. Population Fund said Tuesday that its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013.

Daniel Baker, the fund's regional humanitarian coordinator, said the clinic also offers family planning, including spacing of births, but that the pace of deliveries has been steady.

The clinic hit the mark of 5,000 births several days ago, he said.

The Zaatari camp, home to about 79,000 refugees, was established in 2012, a year after the outbreak of the Syria conflict. Jordan houses a total of 635,000 Syrian refugees, out of 4.7 million in the region.

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5,000 births in Jordan camp for Syria refugees since 2013

You know Sally, there is a poster Dani that came and posted crap on USMB too.

Just about every day, just around Midnight my time, you come on here and spam the forum with a bunch of middle eastern propaganda.

I am under the impression that you work for the UN or the Mossad.

I am not quite sure yet what your agenda is, but a good 50% of your post don't have much content to them. Why do they need it? You just post the slanted POV of the what ever news service is trying to say.

But seriously, what do you want to say, what is your agenda.

Work a little, don't just spam our boards with shit. If we wanted to, we could go off to our favorite paper of news site and read whatever article we wanted to on this topic or that topic.

If it is news on the Middle East people want to read, I would recommend this source;
New Eastern Outlook

Or this source;
nsnbc international - Your Independent Daily

Neither of which are connected with the Zionists or the Anglo-American banking cabal. Also, they have partner links for more news.

The sources you post from are VERY unreliable and aren't really worth wasting time on.

So please, if you want us to waste our time on your threads, SPEND SOME TIME other than copy and pasting snips from news sources. WRITE SOMETHING.

 

[Sally]

What a place in which to raise children!!!


5,000 births in Jordan
camp for Syria refugees
since 2013
Associated Press, Zaatari | World | Wed, March 02 2016, 11:26 AM

In this July 29, 2015 file photo, Syrian refugee Maan Turkman, 31, holds her twin infants Mohammed, left, and Ahmed, at a maternity clinic in Zaatari refugee camp, in Mafraq, Jordan. The U.N. Population Fund says its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013. (AP Photo/Raad Adayleh)

The U.N. Population Fund said Tuesday that its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013.

Daniel Baker, the fund's regional humanitarian coordinator, said the clinic also offers family planning, including spacing of births, but that the pace of deliveries has been steady.

The clinic hit the mark of 5,000 births several days ago, he said.

The Zaatari camp, home to about 79,000 refugees, was established in 2012, a year after the outbreak of the Syria conflict. Jordan houses a total of 635,000 Syrian refugees, out of 4.7 million in the region.

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5,000 births in Jordan camp for Syria refugees since 2013

You know Sally, there is a poster Dani that came and posted crap on USMB too.

Just about every day, just around Midnight my time, you come on here and spam the forum with a bunch of middle eastern propaganda.

I am under the impression that you work for the UN or the Mossad.

I am not quite sure yet what your agenda is, but a good 50% of your post don't have much content to them. Why do they need it? You just post the slanted POV of the what ever news service is trying to say.

But seriously, what do you want to say, what is your agenda.

Work a little, don't just spam our boards with shit. If we wanted to, we could go off to our favorite paper of news site and read whatever article we wanted to on this topic or that topic.

If it is news on the Middle East people want to read, I would recommend this source;
New Eastern Outlook

Or this source;
nsnbc international - Your Independent Daily

Neither of which are connected with the Zionists or the Anglo-American banking cabal. Also, they have partner links for more news.

The sources you post from are VERY unreliable and aren't really worth wasting time on.

So please, if you want us to waste our time on your threads, SPEND SOME TIME other than copy and pasting snips from news sources. WRITE SOMETHING.

Why, Mr. Beale, are you really that petty? Some posters are on several forums throughout the day. Perhaps you are too. Does it bother you that much that I have a life during the day and only feel like posting a few articles at night. By the way, has anyone tied you in front of your computer and forced you to read any of the articles I post. Maybe so, if you are on your computer around midnight instead of being a good boy and going to bed. It is only 9:30 in California right now, and around midnight, unlike you, I am fast asleep.

Don;t you just love it, folks, when someone who actually contributes so little to this forum, comes here and starts complaining. It really is very laughable.

 

[Freeman]

What a place in which to raise children!!!


5,000 births in Jordan
camp for Syria refugees
since 2013
Associated Press, Zaatari | World | Wed, March 02 2016, 11:26 AM

In this July 29, 2015 file photo, Syrian refugee Maan Turkman, 31, holds her twin infants Mohammed, left, and Ahmed, at a maternity clinic in Zaatari refugee camp, in Mafraq, Jordan. The U.N. Population Fund says its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013. (AP Photo/Raad Adayleh)

The U.N. Population Fund said Tuesday that its clinic in Jordan's largest camp for Syrian refugees has safely delivered more than 5,000 babies since opening in 2013.

Daniel Baker, the fund's regional humanitarian coordinator, said the clinic also offers family planning, including spacing of births, but that the pace of deliveries has been steady.

The clinic hit the mark of 5,000 births several days ago, he said.

The Zaatari camp, home to about 79,000 refugees, was established in 2012, a year after the outbreak of the Syria conflict. Jordan houses a total of 635,000 Syrian refugees, out of 4.7 million in the region.

- See more at:

5,000 births in Jordan camp for Syria refugees since 2013

The question is why are these people CONSTANTLY having babies all the time? WTF more idiocy from the Commie UN, the clinic offers family planning....yes and this is ANOTHER UN failure obviously.

For millions of refugees 5000 births in 3 years is not enormous.

 

[waltky]

5,000 births in Jordan camp for Syria refugees since 2013

Granny says, "Dat's right...

... that's a big part of their problem...

... they breed like rats...

... with nary a thought to their kids future...

... as long as it will qualify them for...

... welfare benefits when they get to...

... some socialist European country someday."

 

[dani67]

they havnt condom?