UN seeks access to Yarmuk

The UN Security Council on the outskirts of Damascus Yarmuk Palestinian refugee camp to allow access to humanitarian aid is sought.
UN official population of 18,000 as of the deteriorating situation in the camp was.
Here since April Islamic invasion situation is appalling.
Palestinian militia, the Free Syrian Army against the Syrian government, some members are leading the fight against Islamic.
The 15-member Security Council, Ambassador of Jordan to cover the 'protection of civilians, humanitarian aid and rescue aid' demand.
In a report submitted to the Security Council flsytny relief agency Anwar camp situation was worse than ever.
On this occasion, Ambassador Riyad Mansour, the Palestinian refugees fltsyny safety is the first priority of the government.
He appealed to members of the Security Council of the camp refugees or any other place in the evening or be transferred to another country.
Ahmed mjdlany fltsyny Liberation Organization official said that a delegation to Damascus, the Syrian regime on access for humanitarian aid to be negotiated.

Sundays are fierce fighting continued intermittently continued Monday
Anwar said an official Chris Guinness' camp situation is beyond humanity. "
He said: "There is no food, no water and little drugs. People are staying in their homes. Having fought on the streets. There are reports of bombing. This must stop, and residents should evacuate. "
Fierce fighting continued Sunday to Monday continued intermittently.
Observers say the al-Qaeda-backed Islamic and other parts of the country nsrh Front purse battle against each other, here are fighting together in Yarmuk.
At the end of last week, a few hundred people escaped from the camp.
The bloody civil war in Syria has begun the fifth year, and so far two million Syrians have been killed.
Syrian forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and his battle with Islamic rebels and now a million Syrians have been displaced.
Yarmuk camp in October 1948 Arab-Israeli war displaced fltysnyun was established for the first time.
Syrian civil war refugee half lived here before the mosques, schools and public complexes. But the fighting was besieged camp