Published : 24-11-2017
In south Damascus, AGPS’s reporter confirmed that the Syrian regime reopened the Babilla-Sidi Makdad crossing, 10 days after closing it, and after the Syrian opposition forces opened Al-Orouba crossing between Yarmouk camp and Yelda. Our reported added that the regime allowed the entrance of trucks loaded with food supplies to the towns in the south of Damascus.
Exclusive sources told AGPS that the opening of the crossing came after a meeting held by the reconciliation committees in the south of Damascus yesterday, with the Syrian regime, where an agreement was made to open the crossing and allowing food to enter to those areas.
The remaining residents of Yarmouk camp are suffering from extremely miserable humanitarian conditions due to the siege imposed on the camp and the closure of all ports and roads leading to the Syrian capital Damascus. The Syrian regime has imposed a total siege on Yarmouk since mid-2013.
Recently, the regime closed Al-Qadam crossing, which used to supply part of the camp with food and medicine, before finally closing the Yelda crossing in front of the residents, after giving the opposition groups the choice of either closing Al-Orouba crossing which passes through the camp and Yelda, or closing the Babilla-Sidi Makdad crossing, in addition to the deterioration of the security situation between ISIS and the Syrian opposition groups in Yelda.
In south Damascus, AGPS’s reporter confirmed that the Syrian regime reopened the Babilla-Sidi Makdad crossing, 10 days after closing it, and after the Syrian opposition forces opened Al-Orouba crossing between Yarmouk camp and Yelda. Our reported added that the regime allowed the entrance of trucks loaded with food supplies to the towns in the south of Damascus.
Exclusive sources told AGPS that the opening of the crossing came after a meeting held by the reconciliation committees in the south of Damascus yesterday, with the Syrian regime, where an agreement was made to open the crossing and allowing food to enter to those areas.
The remaining residents of Yarmouk camp are suffering from extremely miserable humanitarian conditions due to the siege imposed on the camp and the closure of all ports and roads leading to the Syrian capital Damascus. The Syrian regime has imposed a total siege on Yarmouk since mid-2013.
Recently, the regime closed Al-Qadam crossing, which used to supply part of the camp with food and medicine, before finally closing the Yelda crossing in front of the residents, after giving the opposition groups the choice of either closing Al-Orouba crossing which passes through the camp and Yelda, or closing the Babilla-Sidi Makdad crossing, in addition to the deterioration of the security situation between ISIS and the Syrian opposition groups in Yelda.
