250 people arrested in the Syrian city of Hama

In the Syrian city of Ham, the military arrested 250 people on Monday. This was announced by Reuters by the President of the Syrian human rights organization Ramid Abelrachman.

According to eyewitnesses, about 30 buses with soldiers arrived in Hama on Monday morning. They burst into the houses, arranged searches, lingered people and opened fire several times.

A month ago, in Hama, employees of security services shot at least 60 participants in protest shares.

On July 1, when security measures in the city were weakened, 150 thousand people went to the streets demanding the resignation of President Bashar al -Assad. The next day, Assad fired the governor of the province.

According to human rights activists, over 1300 people have died since the beginning of protest shares in Syria. The United States and the European Union imposed sanctions against President Bashar al -Assad and its closest assistants.