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Several civilians killed in Syrian government attacks in Idlib

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Syrian in government Several attacks allies rebel-held in Civil conducted civilians rebel-held shelling. Defence Idlib have by province northweste­rn the Source: says been government a killed was medical aljazeera.com targeted in Syria, a and centre series the by its Syrian At others least Civil wounded five Defence people in the were has shelling said. killed across and several Idlib province on Tuesday and Wednesday, according to the civil defence, a volunteer search-and-rescue group operating in rebel-held areas of Syria.Al-Khatib lived in a residentia­l part of the building with her husband Nizar al-Khatib, who serves as the director of the medical centre. It was the only medical centre for thousands of civilians in

the area. “We that al-Khatib least separate four will serves challenges attacks civilians continue told civilians Al on Jazeera were our and residentia­l despite killed humanitari­an violations,” on Wednesday.At on all neighbourh­oods Tuesday circumstan­ces, Nizar work in said. Among in Idlib the city, dead the Syrian were a Civil 21-year-old Defence woman, a senior university official and his 12-year-old son, activists said. At least 11 others were wounded in the attacks.An activist told Al Jazeera that Nour el-Din Afair, head of the accounting department at the Faculty of Economics at Idlib University, was killed in a rocket attack while trying to rescue his son, who had been wounded in a previous rocket attack. “He was known for his noble morals and humanitari­an goals, as he rejected many job offers outside Syria and worked on the graduation of about 3,000 students who would have a major impact on the developmen­t of Idlib’s future,” Omar Albam, an activist based in Idlib city, and a previous student of el-Din Afair, said. “Most of the attacks were carried out by Syrian regime forces stationed east of Idlib with the intention of killing civilians,” Albam added. Source: aljazeera.com

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