Published : 02-11-2016
The opposition-led court in southern Damascus ruled for reining in civilians’ movement on the Yarmouk-Yalda road via the Al-Uruba Street checkpoint.
According to a statement posted on Facebook, the panel of adjudicators ruled, following a hearing held on October 27, 2016, for banning movement out of an into the Uruba checkpoint before all residents except for those who hold permits issued by local security agencies. The displaced civilians who wish to pass through the checkpoint also have to register in security offices in their places of residence.
The court rule is to be put into effect one week after it is passed around to civilians.
The Yalda-Yarmouk thoroughfare has been frequently closed off by armed outfits, blocking the access of civilians and goods out of and into the area.
Hundreds of Palestinian refugee families have been forced out of the Yarmouk Camp after ISIS outfits seized it in early April in coordination with the Nusra Front.
The opposition-led court in southern Damascus ruled for reining in civilians’ movement on the Yarmouk-Yalda road via the Al-Uruba Street checkpoint.
According to a statement posted on Facebook, the panel of adjudicators ruled, following a hearing held on October 27, 2016, for banning movement out of an into the Uruba checkpoint before all residents except for those who hold permits issued by local security agencies. The displaced civilians who wish to pass through the checkpoint also have to register in security offices in their places of residence.
The court rule is to be put into effect one week after it is passed around to civilians.
The Yalda-Yarmouk thoroughfare has been frequently closed off by armed outfits, blocking the access of civilians and goods out of and into the area.
Hundreds of Palestinian refugee families have been forced out of the Yarmouk Camp after ISIS outfits seized it in early April in coordination with the Nusra Front.
