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NGOs urge help for Mosul’s displaced

OVER 300,000 displaced Mosul residents are still unable to return home two years after the city was recaptured from Isis, according to a new report.

Humanitarian organisations yesterday urged the international community to step up their support for the northern Iraqi city’s “forgotten” displaced population.

A shocking 78 per cent of those displaced from Mosul say their houses are damaged or completely destroyed in the aftermath of the US-led military campaign, according to a report by local humanitarian organisation Reach.

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