Atareb Hospital in Aleppo countryside closed its doors for patients and wounded people after an armed clash to control the hospital in order turn it into a base for the armed groups.

 Zaman Alwasl correspondent reported that the closure took place when a leader in the Free Syrian Army,FSA, asked the hospital administration to hire his nephew but it refused.

 Local sources revealed that the probel was bigger than small interests, its a matter of dispute between rivals to impose the sovereignty.

 As Syria’s civil war enters its third year, the rebels are struggling to figure out how to govern the large swaths of territory they have seized. In Aleppo, which has no unified rebel command and is riven by factions, the job hasn’t been easy: The city has two rival legal systems, each controlling its own terrain and backed by different militias, NYtimes reported from Aleppo last month.