Published : 10-07-2016
The AGPS correspondent in Aleppo reported that the Palestinian refugee, Abeer Abidi, died with her fetus after she injured by shrapnel of mortars and rockets in Aleppo. The shelling targeted the Al Sakan Al Shababi building which is inhabited with a number of families who were displaced from Handarat camp. Her husband, Abdu Sweed and the young man, Ahmed Al Saadi were injured.
The shelling also targeted Al Furqan area in Aleppo, while the teacher, Ahmed Ali Jumaa, his wife, Sanaa Ali, and his daughter, Nour, from Nairab camp, were injured in the foot.
Meanwhile, violent shelling targeted Aleppo and some areas controlled by the Regime with many rockets yesterday by the armed opposition groups. The shelling resulted in 30 deaths and more than 140 injuries, in addition to severe material damages in civilian houses and properties.
Residents of Handarat camp were forced to leave their camp following violent clashes that broke out between the regime and the opposition before about 1163 days. The clashes ended with the opposition's control over the camp.
The Syrian armed opposition forces prevented the return of residents since that period. Many residents are living at shelters such as the university campus in Aleppo, while others have displaced to other areas and camps.
The AGPS correspondent in Aleppo reported that the Palestinian refugee, Abeer Abidi, died with her fetus after she injured by shrapnel of mortars and rockets in Aleppo. The shelling targeted the Al Sakan Al Shababi building which is inhabited with a number of families who were displaced from Handarat camp. Her husband, Abdu Sweed and the young man, Ahmed Al Saadi were injured.
The shelling also targeted Al Furqan area in Aleppo, while the teacher, Ahmed Ali Jumaa, his wife, Sanaa Ali, and his daughter, Nour, from Nairab camp, were injured in the foot.
Meanwhile, violent shelling targeted Aleppo and some areas controlled by the Regime with many rockets yesterday by the armed opposition groups. The shelling resulted in 30 deaths and more than 140 injuries, in addition to severe material damages in civilian houses and properties.
Residents of Handarat camp were forced to leave their camp following violent clashes that broke out between the regime and the opposition before about 1163 days. The clashes ended with the opposition's control over the camp.
The Syrian armed opposition forces prevented the return of residents since that period. Many residents are living at shelters such as the university campus in Aleppo, while others have displaced to other areas and camps.
