More Displaced Families Return Home from Idleb via Abu al-Dohour Corridor

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Idleb-For the second day in a row, tens of families displaced by terrorism returned via Abu Dohour corridor in the southeastern countryside of Idleb to be transported to their homes in the countryside of Aleppo, Hama and Idleb which were liberated by the Syrian Arab Army, according to SANA.

SANA’s reporter from the corridor said that a new batch of families returned on Wednesday through the corridor coming from the areas were terrorists are positioned in Idleb and that the families were received by relief and medical teams who provided them with basic needs and aid.

Meanwhile, the authorities took simplified measures to facilitate the families’ transport to their villages and towns in the rural areas of Hama, Aleppo and Idleb.

 The returnees brought their furniture, equipment, agricultural implements by their vehicles to be able to resume their normal lives in as soon as possible after their arrival in their areas of residence.

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