Published : 20-03-2017
The Syrian government forces have rebuffed appeals to allow the family of the injured Palestinian child Hamza Hassan access out of southern Damascus for urgent treatment.
The child was reportedly run over with a group of people in Beit Sahem town.
The child’s family appealed to the reconciliation committee in southern Damascus to urge the Syrian government to secure a safe passage out of the camp via Babila-Sidi Mikdad checkpoint.
Sometime earlier, instructor Taysir Rahal, tutoring at Palestine Alternative School, run by the Jafra Foundation in southern Damascus, was shot and injured in his head by a sniper near AlShuhadaa Cemetery, in Yarmouk Camp, on his way to AlKadam neighborhood to meet with delegates of the local reconciliation committee over the child’s need of urgent medical therapy.
The Syrian government forces have rebuffed appeals to allow the family of the injured Palestinian child Hamza Hassan access out of southern Damascus for urgent treatment.
The child was reportedly run over with a group of people in Beit Sahem town.
The child’s family appealed to the reconciliation committee in southern Damascus to urge the Syrian government to secure a safe passage out of the camp via Babila-Sidi Mikdad checkpoint.
Sometime earlier, instructor Taysir Rahal, tutoring at Palestine Alternative School, run by the Jafra Foundation in southern Damascus, was shot and injured in his head by a sniper near AlShuhadaa Cemetery, in Yarmouk Camp, on his way to AlKadam neighborhood to meet with delegates of the local reconciliation committee over the child’s need of urgent medical therapy.
