About 120 buses and ambulance enter Al-Fu’ah and Kafriya to carry out the evacuation operation and the demographic change

 

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights was informed by reliable sources that about 120 buses and ambulances have entered the towns of Al-Fu’ah and Kafriya which are inhabited by Shiite citizens in the northeastern countryside of Idlib, after they stopped at the entrances of both towns yesterday due to logistical obstructions related to the buses’ arrival to Al-Fu’ah and Kafriya, where the Syrian Observatory learned that about 100 buses in addition to about 20 ambulances have entered both towns as a part of the agreement of the demographic change, displacement and evacuation which includes the four cities (al-Fu’aa, Kefraya, Zabadani and Madaya), where yesterday evening the agreement was not carried out by the parties which were supposed to carry it out, where the buses and ambulances were still parked at the entrances of Madaya city, while the attempts to deliver the buses to the towns of Al-Fu’ah and Kafriya are still taking place, and the Syrian Observatory for human rights received information from reliable sources reported that the agreement is postponed several more hours due to logistical constraints related to the buses’ arrival to the towns of Al-Fu’ah and Kafriya which are inhabited by Shiite citizens in the northeastern countryside of Idlib.

That was coincided with the demonstrations in the towns of Yalda, Babila and Beit Sahem in the southern countryside of Damascus, involving hundreds of demonstrators who refuse the agreement of the demographic change in the four cities and in the south of Rif Dimashq and south of the capital, also the demonstrators raised banners that read:
“We own our houses and we don’t need the green bus” and “the south of Damascus, Yalda, Babila Beit Sahem are not intended for sale”.

Also intersecting sources confirmed to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights that several buses have entered Wadi Barada area in the northwest of Rif Dimashq.