By Asbarez | Thursday, 26 June 2014
Smoke over Kessab after the invasion by Al Qada-linked terrorists in March
After a visit he paid to Kessab, accompanied by the World Health Organisation (WHO) Resident Representative in Damascus Elizabeth Hoff, the minister told journalists that new medical equipment for re-operating the center have arrived from Damascus.
Lattakia governor Ahmad Sheikh Abdul-Kader, for his part, said the services in Kassab are now in good condition and “life is gradually returning to the city.”
The Armenian-populated town of Kessab was attacked by extremist rebels backed by Turkey in March. The Syrian forces took back the city earlier this month.
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