Refugees in Egypt struggle to live as economic hardships deepen 1 SHARES Share it! Tough economic reforms and rising costs have hit refugees and migrants in Egypt particularly hard, aid groups say. But refugees and asylum seekers reside in Egyptian communities rather than camps, and those without means are directly exposed to economic hardships. Nearly 250,000 registered refugees and asylum seekers live in Egypt, more than half of them Syrian. Economic reforms have not only made life more difficult for Syrians.

Source: Manila Bulletin April 10, 2019 07:07 UTC