Syria: Bombardment maternity clinic supported by the NGO "Save The Children"
A maternity hospital which offered help as Save The Children, which provided care to more than 1,000 women bombed in Idlib province in northwestern Syria, informed the social networking site Twitter, the non-governmental organization.
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which cites sources from the point, the air raid took place near the hospital in the region Kafar Takarim and resulted killed a commander of the jihadists.
"This (person) targeting. He had gone to visit his wife who had just given birth when the bombing occurred, "he told AFP Rami Abdel Rahman, director of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The maternity hospital, which was built in June 2014, "it is almost non-functional as disasters suffered" according to the Observatory, which said there were wounded.
The NGO did not specify whether the bombing aircraft launched by government forces, aircraft of the Russian Air Force or the international coalition under US leadership.
In a press release, the charity Save The Children, confirmed that during the bombing "hit the entrance of the hospital, which provide care every month to more than 1,300 women." He also refers to "victims".
A maternity hospital which offered help as Save The Children, which provided care to more than 1,000 women bombed in Idlib province in northwestern Syria, informed the social networking site Twitter, the non-governmental organization.
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which cites sources from the point, the air raid took place near the hospital in the region Kafar Takarim and resulted killed a commander of the jihadists.
"This (person) targeting. He had gone to visit his wife who had just given birth when the bombing occurred, "he told AFP Rami Abdel Rahman, director of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The maternity hospital, which was built in June 2014, "it is almost non-functional as disasters suffered" according to the Observatory, which said there were wounded.
The NGO did not specify whether the bombing aircraft launched by government forces, aircraft of the Russian Air Force or the international coalition under US leadership.
In a press release, the charity Save The Children, confirmed that during the bombing "hit the entrance of the hospital, which provide care every month to more than 1,300 women." He also refers to "victims".