Activist Shadi Wazir told "Dama": the destruction of 99% of Kisin houses and the lack of services are pushing the residents to emigrate.
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The activist Shadi Wazir reported, in a special message to "Sham", that the village of Kasin was subject to extensive bombing during the war years because it was located on the front line, which led to damage to approximately 99% of the houses, including 144 houses that were completely destroyed and 175 houses that were partially destroyed, in addition to the sabotage facilities.
Sher noted that the health clinic was not in use and the primary school was destroyed, making it dilapidated. He explained that the people who built the mosque after the call to prayer stopped there between 2013 and 2025 as a result of the bombings, displacement and demographic changes that the village witnessed in 2018.
He pointed out that the people have exhausted their economic capabilities in self-renovation, which indicates that about 30% of the village's population is without electricity as a result of the theft of cables and poles, and about half of the population is without drinking water, when parts of the sewage system need the restoration of the telephone network and their complete shutdown.
Sher talked about the deterioration of living conditions after the loss of agricultural sources of livelihood as a result of the filling of artesian wells and the death of animals during the siege, and explained that the rise in diesel prices and the fall in crop prices exacerbate the suffering of the people in light of the absence of humanitarian organizations from the village centers.
It was noted that the deterioration in living conditions pushes residents and young people to migrate to city centers and neighboring countries in search of work, which indicates the occurrence of demographic and social changes, an increase in the number of widows and orphans and a decrease in certain professions, while social relations remain cohesive.
The minister called for improving basic services, especially drinking water, electricity and sanitation, and supporting the agricultural sector and livestock, emphasizing the stability of the security situation and that the livelihood factor is the main motive for emigration and the non-return of the other families.