Dozens of Civilians Left al-Houleh Area in Homs through Safe Corridor

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HOMS– Scores of citizens on Saturday exited al-Houleh area in the northern countryside via the safe corridor which was opened on Thursday to allow the passage of humanitarian conditions and gunmen who want to settle their legal status.

According to SANA correspondent in Homs, the corridor was set up in al-Samalil village to allow gunmen who want to get their legal status settled and benefit from the amnesty decree to leave al-Houleh area.

 The correspondent said that the corridor will remain open for a month, affirming that scores of citizens have already exited via this corridor on Saturday, fleeing the terrorists that are active in the area and heading to their families and relatives in Homs city and its countryside.

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