A local relief group documented the toll of violations committed against civilians due to the rebel infighting that took place in the northern and eastern countryside of Aleppo over the past days.
The Syria Response Coordinators Team confirmed that at least 5 civilians were killed and 38 civilians were injured, most of them women and children, while the area witnessed the displacement of 1,600 families from the camps and more than 1,200 other families inside cities and towns as a result of the clashes.
Also, 11 camps were targeted in the northern region, as a result of the clashes and indiscriminate targeting, which caused damage to more than 58 tents, between partial and complete damage.
The team warned all parties against the re-targeting of civilians, especially in camps, because they are classified as war crimes, in addition to the inability of civilians in general and camp residents in particular to move from one place to another.
The response group called on all humanitarian organizations working in the area to return to work in various areas, restore humanitarian operations to civilians, and work to compensate for the damage caused by the recent events in the camps for the displaced, most notably the rehabilitation of shelters for families who lost their tents.
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