Reporting by Faris al-Refai
(Zaman Al Wasl)- Activists circulated a tragic story a Syrian paramedic who had been shocked to find his three children among the aerial bombing casualties after being transferred to the hospital of Maer Tmasrin in northern Idlib province on Tuesday.
The distressed father Mazen Kashour who works in the field hospital told Zaman al-Wasl that Russian warplanes carried out three raids on his house and a market place in the town of Maer Tmasrin.
Kashour said, “I was treating patients and wounded when a child was brought to me full of wounds and blood, I tried to minister him, but he died in my hands, to discover later he was my son Abdul-Khaliq”.
He then continued that civil defense brought another dead boy with amputated legs and ear, to discover later he was his son Oqba, but he was not able to recognise him in the beginning due to swollen face.
In the end, the medical crew brought a dead girl with severely affected head, discovered later she was his daughter Daad.
“When I finished work, the hospital manager called me to inform me of my children's death.
The Russian warplanes had raided the town of Maer Tamsarin Tuesday late afternoon with three strikes of vacuum bombs, one on the popular market, and the other two on residential homes, killing 11 civilians with dozens of wounded, and significant damage of people’s properties and houses.
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