Published : 01-10-2016
Syrian regime targeted Qudsya in Damascus countryside with artillery and tank shells yesterday. Simultaneously, the sound of clashes was heard at the outskirts of the city, which led to destruction, burning of civilian's houses, widespread panic among refugees in Al Khyateen area . It's good to mention that some families tried to immigrate again.
Eye-witnesses confirmed that Syrian regime barriers' closed all roads leading to Qudsya and Al-Hamah. They also prevented people from moving in and out the two regions.
Regime forces were moving forward in the area in order to force opposition groups to accept the truce. The city witnesses some negotiations by the committee in Qudsya and the representatives of the regime.
This comes amid the deterioration of the humanitarian situations in the area, the lack of medical and food, freezing all schools work and power cut for more than a month.
It is worthy to mention that Qudsya is located in Western Damascus countryside in which more than 300,000 people live there including 6000 Palestinian families who fled from Al Yarmouk Camp.
Syrian regime targeted Qudsya in Damascus countryside with artillery and tank shells yesterday. Simultaneously, the sound of clashes was heard at the outskirts of the city, which led to destruction, burning of civilian's houses, widespread panic among refugees in Al Khyateen area . It's good to mention that some families tried to immigrate again.
Eye-witnesses confirmed that Syrian regime barriers' closed all roads leading to Qudsya and Al-Hamah. They also prevented people from moving in and out the two regions.
Regime forces were moving forward in the area in order to force opposition groups to accept the truce. The city witnesses some negotiations by the committee in Qudsya and the representatives of the regime.
This comes amid the deterioration of the humanitarian situations in the area, the lack of medical and food, freezing all schools work and power cut for more than a month.
It is worthy to mention that Qudsya is located in Western Damascus countryside in which more than 300,000 people live there including 6000 Palestinian families who fled from Al Yarmouk Camp.
