In the air strikes, emergency humanitarian assistance has reached the eastern shores of Syria. Since the middle of February, the first relief vehicle to enter the region of 46 truck loaded relief material. Al Jazeera online reported It is to be noted that at least 719 people including children were killed in the region since February. More than 5640 injured. The BBC's Jeremy Boyen said that if these resources allocated for about seventy seven thousand people can be properly distributed, then it will be a significant start of the situation.
An official from the World Health Organization told Reuters that Syrian government officials removed 70 percent of the relief material. Some of which include medical services. It is believed that this has been done so that rebels do not get medical aid.
The civilian casualties killed 34 civilians
Meanwhile, at least 30 civilians, including children, were killed in an air strike by government forces on Sunday in rebel-held bases in eastern Ghouta. The monitoring agency said this. Rami Abdel Rahman, head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said 34 civilians were killed in rocket attacks by Assad forces in eastern Ghouta.
He also said there were 11 children among the dead. In the attack, 26 people were killed in Daua, the main city of Daua and its eastern suburbs. The agency said, more than 690 civilians died due to air strikes, gun rains and rocket attacks by government forces in the last 15 days. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Sunday said his forces would restore East Ghouta from the rebels. Although he told the International Forces to stop bleeding in the area, he also announced that.
