(Zaman Al Wasl)- Syrian regime warplanes have destroyed two hospitals in the town of Daret Azza in northern Aleppo province late on Tuesday, waging more than 30 air strikes, the town's media center said.
Most medical facilities in the the town were rocked by Regime and Russia including Children hospital and al-Rih hospital, according to the center.
Syrian regime has killed at least 50 civilians in northern Aleppo province in deadly air strikes rocked most opposition-held areas in the past two days.
More than 60 raids have been conducted since Tuesday, killing 23 people in Tariq al-Bab neighborhood and 20 more people in strike hit their bus near al-Ramouseh district while 7 others lost their lives in al-Sakhour neighborhood.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said about 400 civilians, including 126 children, have been killed in fighting in Aleppo province. The toll includes 126 people killed by rebel shelling of regime-held parts of Aleppo city.
Fighting for control of Aleppo, split between regime-held west and rebel-held eastern neighborhoods, has intensified in recent weeks causing hundreds of deaths and depriving many civilians of power, water and vital supplies.
Rebel groups then attacked the army's positions in a cement factory on the city's southwest, adjacent to the mouth of a corridor into opposition-held east Aleppo that rebels had opened up a week ago, breaking a government siege.
Aleppo is one of the bastions of the rebellion to oust Bashar al-Assad, whose army is backed on the ground by Shi'ite Muslim militias from neighboring countries and from the skies by Russian air strikes.
Most medical facilities in the the town were rocked by Regime and Russia including Children hospital and al-Rih hospital, according to the center.
Syrian regime has killed at least 50 civilians in northern Aleppo province in deadly air strikes rocked most opposition-held areas in the past two days.
More than 60 raids have been conducted since Tuesday, killing 23 people in Tariq al-Bab neighborhood and 20 more people in strike hit their bus near al-Ramouseh district while 7 others lost their lives in al-Sakhour neighborhood.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said about 400 civilians, including 126 children, have been killed in fighting in Aleppo province. The toll includes 126 people killed by rebel shelling of regime-held parts of Aleppo city.
Fighting for control of Aleppo, split between regime-held west and rebel-held eastern neighborhoods, has intensified in recent weeks causing hundreds of deaths and depriving many civilians of power, water and vital supplies.
Rebel groups then attacked the army's positions in a cement factory on the city's southwest, adjacent to the mouth of a corridor into opposition-held east Aleppo that rebels had opened up a week ago, breaking a government siege.
Aleppo is one of the bastions of the rebellion to oust Bashar al-Assad, whose army is backed on the ground by Shi'ite Muslim militias from neighboring countries and from the skies by Russian air strikes.
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