Published : 09-04-2018
The Syrian regime forces reopened the Babilla-Sidi Makdad crossing, piding between the towns of south Damascus and the capital, in conjunction with the opposition’s closure of the Orouba crossing, linking between Yarmouk camp and the town of Yelda.
The Action Group’s correspondent said, “The Babilla crossing is working again as it did previously, and the entry of all kinds of different goods and the materials that were missing from the markets, at their usual prices.”
Yesterday, the Syrian regime closed the Babilla crossing amid reports that the Syrian opposition forces opened Al-Orouba checkpoint, according to media sources affiliated to the Syrian regime.
The Babilla-Sidi Makdad checkpoint is considered the only port left for the towns of south Damascus; Babilaa, Yelda and Beit Sahm, for the mobility of civilians, and the entry of commercial goods and necessities for the people. The Orouba crossing linking between Yarmouk camp and Yelda, is the only port for the camp, and its closure has aggravated the humanitarian suffering of the civilians besieged inside it significantly, especially regarding securing medication for the ill and the basic food necessities.
The Syrian regime forces reopened the Babilla-Sidi Makdad crossing, piding between the towns of south Damascus and the capital, in conjunction with the opposition’s closure of the Orouba crossing, linking between Yarmouk camp and the town of Yelda.
The Action Group’s correspondent said, “The Babilla crossing is working again as it did previously, and the entry of all kinds of different goods and the materials that were missing from the markets, at their usual prices.”
Yesterday, the Syrian regime closed the Babilla crossing amid reports that the Syrian opposition forces opened Al-Orouba checkpoint, according to media sources affiliated to the Syrian regime.
The Babilla-Sidi Makdad checkpoint is considered the only port left for the towns of south Damascus; Babilaa, Yelda and Beit Sahm, for the mobility of civilians, and the entry of commercial goods and necessities for the people. The Orouba crossing linking between Yarmouk camp and Yelda, is the only port for the camp, and its closure has aggravated the humanitarian suffering of the civilians besieged inside it significantly, especially regarding securing medication for the ill and the basic food necessities.
