Families of Syrian Dissidents can not afford Housing Wage in Jordan

 Families of Syrian dissidents officers in Jordan are exposed "to throw in the street'' because they can not afford housing wage

Source said to Zaman Alwasl that 35 families of high ranked Generals, who defected from the Syria Army in protest on the Assad brutality in involving the regular Army in within internal war, couldn't afford the living cost in Jordan.

Some of the officers appealed to the Coalition to send 13. 000$ at least in order their families would not be in the streets.

They warned of freezing the work of 'Support Coordination Unit' which responsible about the financial and relief support and aid for hundreds of families.

It worth mentioning that the Jordanian authorities handed the officers - mostly deans - apartments, but after a while they decided to deport them without providing the alternative.

On July 31, the United Nations said an estimated 6.8 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in Syria.

Syria's conflict began in March 2011 largely as peaceful protests against Assad's rule. It escalated into a civil war after opposition supporters took up arms to fight a brutal government crackdown on dissent.

More than 100,000 people have been killed in the conflict, according to the U.N.'s recent estimate.