Published : 23-05-2021
An explosive device went off in a taxi parked on a street in Gilin town, west of Deraa province, south of Syria.
The blast claimed the life of the taxi driver, called Jaber Adeib AlZouri, and left a number of civilians injured.
Palestinians taking shelter south of Syria continue to express deep concern over the security situation in the area as reports have increasingly emerged on new assassination attempts targeting Palestinian refugees.
Palestinian refugees who have returned to Gilin town, in Deraa’s western outskirts, after they fled the area due to the rampant shelling and deadly shootouts, continue to sound distress signals over the unbearable situation they have been enduring in the area.
Gilin’s infrastructure and public amenities have sustained massive destruction in the warfare. Civilians wishing to have access to healthcare facilities often head for AlMuzeireeb town as no clinics are operative in Gilin.
Located some 25 kilometers away northwest of Daraa’s city center, Gilin is home to 1,700 families displaced from the occupied Palestinian territories.
An explosive device went off in a taxi parked on a street in Gilin town, west of Deraa province, south of Syria.
The blast claimed the life of the taxi driver, called Jaber Adeib AlZouri, and left a number of civilians injured.
Palestinians taking shelter south of Syria continue to express deep concern over the security situation in the area as reports have increasingly emerged on new assassination attempts targeting Palestinian refugees.
Palestinian refugees who have returned to Gilin town, in Deraa’s western outskirts, after they fled the area due to the rampant shelling and deadly shootouts, continue to sound distress signals over the unbearable situation they have been enduring in the area.
Gilin’s infrastructure and public amenities have sustained massive destruction in the warfare. Civilians wishing to have access to healthcare facilities often head for AlMuzeireeb town as no clinics are operative in Gilin.
Located some 25 kilometers away northwest of Daraa’s city center, Gilin is home to 1,700 families displaced from the occupied Palestinian territories.
