Syria's Exodus by Mads Nissen

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People wait, with the wheelbarrows they used to transport their belongings, in a fenced-off area where all newly arrived people must stay during initial processing. If they are accepted they will be given one tent per family, a food ration and basic necessities like mattresses and a small cooking set. Approximately two million people have fled the conflict in Syria. At least 130,000 of them live in Zaatari Refugee Camp, although it was designed to house 60,000, and a further 2,000 people arrive each day.
People wait, with the wheelbarrows they used to transport their belongings, in a fenced-off area where all newly arrived people must stay during initial processing. If they are accepted they will be given one tent per family, a food ration and basic necessities like mattresses and a small cooking set. Approximately two million people have fled the conflict in Syria. At least 130,000 of them live in Zaatari Refugee Camp, although it was designed to house 60,000, and a further 2,000 people...
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