 For every eight housing units, they built a shared bathroom fifty meters away.A decade later, as Armenian residents began to leave, the Palestinian refugees began moving into those lots.200 of the 311 Armenian houses remain today and are commonly referred to as the >Old Camp.In 1963, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) built a new section in Rashidieh to accommodate Palestine refugees from Deir al-Qassi, Alma, Suhmata, Nahaf, Fara and other villages in Palestine, who were relocated by the Lebanese government from the El Bass refugee camp and from Baalbeck.