Examples of using Zaatari in English and their translations into Indonesian
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It was such a bad situation in Zaatari.
Zaatari has done so in less than two years.
The women of this clan are by no means unusual in Zaatari.
At one point, Zaatari hosted nearly 150,000 refugees.
She also stopped blaming her husband for dragging her to Zaatari.
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Like any bustling city, Zaatari has its share of internal problems.
In concrete terms, this means that by June, we will stop delivering3.5 million liters of water every day to Zaatari camp.
Like any bustling city, Zaatari has its share of internal problems.
The Zaatari refugee camp is home to some 80,000 people who have fled war-torn Syria, and is now the fourth largest city in Jordan.
Sometimes, she admits, she goes into the Zaatari camp posing as an aid worker to scout potential brides for her clients.
Since its opening in July 2012, more than 430,000 refugees have passed through the camp while 83,000 inhabit here permanently,making Zaatari the fourth largest city in Jordan.
The Hollywood actress has previously visited Jordan's Zaatari camp, which is home to more than 185,000 Syrian refugees.
In the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, many of the 120,000 Syrians that live in the desert tent city were homesick and miserable.
There are also beauty salons,including one owned by a 20-year-old woman who has been in Zaatari with her husband and 2-year-old son, Odai, for seven months.
One such camp- the Zaatari refugee camp, located 10 km east of Mafraq, in Jordan, is gradually evolving into a permanent settlement.
It is heartbreaking to return to Jordan and witness the levels of hardship and trauma among the Syrian refugees as this war enters itseighth year," the Hollywood star said at the Zaatari camp.
In the Syrian refugee camp of Zaatari, 80 kilometers away from Amman, we met Salma, who looked like she was physically exhausted, with no life in her eyes.
It is heartbreaking to return to Jordan and witness the levels of hardship and trauma among the Syrian refugees as this war enters itseighth year,” the Hollywood star said at the Zaatari camp.
Life in this sprawling camp, Zaatari, is only getting harder for 130,000 residents, most of them fleeing fighting in south Syria.
But with Syria's civil war in its third year, the more than 2 million Syrians who fled their country need long-term solutions, said Kilian Kleinschmidt,who runs Zaatari for the U.N. refugee agency.
Um Murad,who delivered her baby girl Judy a week ago at Zaatari, said the hardest part was not having her family around to help in the birth and with the newborn.
The Zaatari refugee camp in northwestern Jordan has, by all reports, become a hub for quick marriages between Syrian women and men from other countries, particularly the Gulf area.
Guterres, who headed the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR) when the Syrian conflict broke out,also met with women and girls living in Jordan's Zaatari, home to some 80,000 Syrian refugees.
In an attempt to refute this article Sami Zaatari says:“If A[ the deceased] left a widow or widower, the widow's or widower's share would first be calculated as in the first half of verse 4:1″.
The new blockchain solution is based on a previous WFP project called Building Blocks,which has already allowed 76,000 Syrian refugees in Zaatari to purchase food using an iris scan instead of cash or cards.
Zaatari is just one consequence of a hemorrhaging Syrian conflict that began in March 2011 with peaceful protests against President Bashar al-Assad and morphed into a grinding civil war that has claimed more than 120,000 lives.
The U.N. children's agency UNICEF, which provides safe water, sanitation,vaccines and education in the Zaatari camp, says it is facing a massive funding shortfall which may force it to cut back on desperately needed services.
The German star headed to the Zaatari Refugee Camp last week in partnership with the Asian Football Development Project(AFDP), which is aiming to use football to bring a degree of normality to the everyday lives of those in the area.
The Hollywood star, who is also the U.N. refugee agency's special envoy,spoke after meeting a group of women refugees at the Zaatari camp, which hosts about 30,000 Syrians displaced by the 18-month conflict.
They were among the earliest residents of the Zaatari camp, which opened in northwest Jordan in July 2012 and has since ballooned into the world's second-largest camp, with more than 124,000 refugees, 54 percent of them female.