Renewed targeting leave more injuries in the center of the capital Damascus and an exchange of shelling between the regime forces against the factions in Daraa city

Damascus province – The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights::  more explosions rocked areas in the center of the capital, resulted from the fall of shells on areas in the center of the capital, where the shells targeted Al-Tegara area, leaving people injured, and the shells also fall of Teshreen Hospital area in the eastern suburbs of Damascus, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights published hours ago that several explosion were heard in Assad District near Harasta city east of Damascus, resulted from the fall of shells on places in the area, and no information about injuries, and several explosions heard in the capital, intersected sources said that they by the fall of rocket shells on areas in Bab Al-Salam in the Old Damascus, which resulted in the injury of one person and caused material damage in the area, and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights had documented the death of 122 persons at least including 18 children and 14 citizen women, who were killed as a result of the fall of these shells since the beginning of escalation on the capital Damascus and its suburbs on the 16th of November, and the SOHR documented the injury of more than 663 persons who were injured in these daily targeting during 3 consecutive months, including tens of children and citizen women, some of whom have seriously injured and have permanent disability, and the SOHR also monitored the continuation of the poor health condition of some of the injured people, which may raise the death toll.

Daraa province – The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights:: areas in Daraa Al-Balad in Daraa city were shelled by the regime forces, following clashes taking place in areas in Al-Masnhyiah front between the regime forces and their allied militiamen against the rebel and Islamic factions, while shells targeted areas controlled by the regime forces in Daraa Al-Mahata in Daraa city, and no information about human losses so far.