Published : 17-08-2017
ISIS south of Damascus prevented stranded Palestinian women from leaving Tahrir AlSham-led zones in Yarmouk on claims that the female inspector underwent a medical surgery.
Men are allowed access out of and into the area from 12:00 a.m. to 03:00 p.m. on condition that they do not enter any food items.
The move makes part of ISIS crackdowns against trapped civilians in Yarmouk.
Several residents and activists have been subjected to house arrest and dozens more have been permanently targeted by ISIS manhunt sweeps.
Speaking with AGPS, eye-witnesses said goods vehicles belonging to the Syrian government and loaded with furniture and electronic equipment went out of Yarmouk’s northern entrance—Rama Street, seized by the pro-government forces.
One day earlier, ISIS misappropriated the equipment of a bakery in Yarmouk and transferred the stolen machines out of the camp via the AlKadam checkpoint, controlled by the regime patrols.
ISIS south of Damascus prevented stranded Palestinian women from leaving Tahrir AlSham-led zones in Yarmouk on claims that the female inspector underwent a medical surgery.
Men are allowed access out of and into the area from 12:00 a.m. to 03:00 p.m. on condition that they do not enter any food items.
The move makes part of ISIS crackdowns against trapped civilians in Yarmouk.
Several residents and activists have been subjected to house arrest and dozens more have been permanently targeted by ISIS manhunt sweeps.
Speaking with AGPS, eye-witnesses said goods vehicles belonging to the Syrian government and loaded with furniture and electronic equipment went out of Yarmouk’s northern entrance—Rama Street, seized by the pro-government forces.
One day earlier, ISIS misappropriated the equipment of a bakery in Yarmouk and transferred the stolen machines out of the camp via the AlKadam checkpoint, controlled by the regime patrols.
