'Syrian regime put back in chlorine '

aleppo - Activists and doctors in Aleppo rebel territory, the Syrian government Tuesday again accused the deployment of chlorine in the heavily besieged city. About eighty people were treated for breathing problems after helicopters had dropped barrel bombs in the Al-Sukari. In the streets was a chlorine smell.

That al-Haj Ibrahim, spokesman for the withelmen the spot assistance grant, said. Among the victims are fifty children. On a video is to see that they are set up to get an oxygen mask in the hospital. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said more than seventy wounded.

According to a recent UN report, the army of President Bashar al-Assad in April 2014 and March 2015 in Idlib province also uses chlorine gas. In August 2013 came near Damascus in 1400 people were killed by an attack with poison gas. Thereafter, the Syrian regime was under international pressure tack and chemical weapons were surrendered. Chlorine is one that does not matter because it also for other civilian purposes could be used against civilians.
  
    
     
      
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