GREECE. Samos. July 2020. Vathy Camp. Darwish, 74, and Aysha, 68, are from Deir ez-Zor, Syria. They live in Vathy camp, Samos in a makeshift shelter. They lost their first shelter to a fire that broke out in the camp in late April 2020. They had to spend almost a month living in a summer tent in an open field, fully exposed to the sun, until a family offered them their makeshift shelter. The elderly couple have 4 children. Two daughters, 27 and 37 years old, and two sons, 24 and 29 years old. They also have one grandson, a 10-year-old boy who is asthmatic. Their 24-year-old son is suffering from a permanent vision impairment caused by bomb fragments and both Darwish and Aysha have severe medical problems, which also make them vulnerable to COVID-19, but the family has not been offered safe accommodation in the mainland so far.