Hama-Sana
A media delegation representing some 60 media outlets from Europe, Asia and Latin America visited the towns of the southern countryside of Idlib and Northern Hama today to get acquainted with their reality after liberation from terrorism and the basic services provided by the state to the returning families.
The SANA correspondent said that the media delegation toured Khan Sheikhoun and its surroundings and documented the tunnels, caves and caves that were established by the terrorists of Jabhat al-Nusra and took their headquarters and weapons depots in the area between the city of Khan Sheikhoun and the town of Al-Tamanea, in addition to the war materiel in Wadi al-Assal to the west of the towns of Kafr Zeta and Latamna Northern Hama countryside.
The correspondent pointed out that the media delegation also visited one of the dens that the terrorists "White Helmets" are based in them and saw the contents of weapons and materiel that exposes the lies marketed by this terrorist organization.
Engineer Fadi Saadoun, who is in charge of the governor of Idlib Bin, told the media that the service workshops are working to rehabilitate the service facilities and infrastructure in Khan Sheikhoun to help and encourage the people to return to their city and resume their normal life after the defeat of the terrorists and the return of safety to the city by the Syrian Arab Army.
Saadoun explained that the drinking water is being provided to the returning families after the terrorists destroyed the main water sources in the city during their control.All the streets that the army has finished combing and clearing and dismantling mines and explosives are being cleared in preparation for the return of the people who are provided with food and medical assistance.
He pointed out that many residents in the city of Idlib want to return, but the terrorists prevent them from access to the Abu Dhour corridor intended for the exit of civilians to safe areas.
For his part, Chairman of Khan Sheikhoun City Council, Abdul Karim al-Najjar told SANA that the work is currently underway to move the rubble to secure the return of the people and rehabilitation of the electrical network and roads, adding that there are currently four schools ready in the city and a bakery is being prepared to produce bread within two weeks.
On the 23rd of last month, the army units regained control of Khan Shaykhoun city in the southern Idlib countryside, in addition to the towns of Al-Latamneh, Kafr Zeta, Latmeen, Murk, Marakba and Al-Yahya in the northern Hama countryside, after the last terrorist remnants were eliminated.
