Students in terrorist-held areas in Idlib prevented from reaching Trinbeh-Saraqib corridor to take their exams in Hama

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Terrorists in the areas under their control in Idlib prevented students from heading to the Trinbeh-Saraqib corridor where they can be transported by buses to the city of Hama to take the final exams of basic education and high school.

Idlib governorate in cooperation with the Russian Coordination Center reopened Trinbeh corridor and provided it with required logistical equipments, including medical points and buses to transport the students to temporary housing centers in Hama, according to Fadi Al-Saadoun, Deputy Head of the Executive Bureau of Idlib Governorate Council.

On his part, deputy head of the Russian Coordination Center, said that the Turkish side knows about opening of the corridor that was established in cooperation with the Syrian government to provide citizens and students with access to leave the terrorist-held areas towards government-held areas.

 The Syrian government in cooperation with the Russian Coordination Center opened the corridor last Thursday to facilitate the exit of the students residing in the areas under the terrorists’ control towards the city of Hama so they can take their exams.

Hamda Mustafa

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