The environmental aftermath resulted from chemical bombardment of Halabja Territory for the period 1988-2014 [ ]


Halabja a small Iraqi city exposed to chemical weapons near the ending of Iraq-Iran war in 1988. This incident caused many death cases as well as injuries for the survivors. Most of the victims were civilians and many of them still suffering after 26 years. In the recent paper questionnaire forms distributed in Halabja territory. The sample volume was 100 forms distributed on four areas of the territory. The study showed that Kani-Vocla gave the highest number of martyrs. The destroyed houses reached 1748 house distributed over the territory. A group of diseases like ocular symptoms, hard breathing, and the body and skin malformation still hurt the survivors. The random immigration increased due to the bombardment that reached 75% of Halabja citizens. The shelling destroyed most of the water and ground environment.