Over 6000 Syrians leave terrorist-held areas via safe corridors

Over 6000 civilians, mostly women and children who were held by the terrorist organizations in Eastern Ghouta, used the safe corridors to reach the last point of al-Wafedenn Camp, where the Syrian Army units, provided them with their needs, a report by the Syrian news agency, SANA, said.

The army units, in cooperation with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC), transported them to al-Faihaa Hall in Damascus.

A number of evacuated civilians said that hundreds of families inside Ghouta are still besieged and trying to leave, as the terrorist organizations use them as hostages and human shields.

Scores of families have exited across the Hamouriya corridor where they are received by the Army units and SARC personnel and provided with shelter and basic needs, the SANA report further suggested.

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