Regime forces continue siege on the Central Prison of Hama and information about releasing about 30 prisoners

The activists of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights in Hama were informed by several intersecting sources, that tens of members from the regime forces are still besieging the Central Prison of Hama, amid a state of alert in the ranks of the regime forces, and fears of an attempt to storm the prison by the regime forces, while the sources confirmed to the activists of the Observatory that the prison’s authorities released about 30 prisoners and detainees, and that eight of them -at least- were transferred to Qal’aat al-Madiq area in the western countryside of Hama, so they can move to areas controlled by factions in northern Syria, while electricity and water were cut off from the prisoners in this continued revolt, also the negotiations for releasing more prisoners from the Central Prison of Hama continue…