Afrin hospital chief says 214 killed in Turkey strikes

The president of Afrin Hospital in Afrin, a Kurdish town in northern Syria, told Kurdpress in an interview that 214 civilians have been killed and some 615 people have sustained injuries since Turkey' assault on the bordering city.

Ciwan Muhammad stated people in Afrin have lost hope in recieving aids from human rights organozations.
He went on to add that a large number of villages and small towns have been destroyed, including Rajo and Janders, warning that women and children are living in caves and celars and resistance continues.
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