Last batch of Daraa IDPs reaches in north of Syria

The last batch of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), who were forced to leave their home towns in Daraa in the south of Syrian reached on Sunday morning (August 12) in the north of Syria, Orient News correspondent said.    

"The fifth batch of Syrian IDPs from Daraa, which is also the ninth batch from the south of Syria, reached in the al-Madeeq Castle to the west of Hama countryside. 

"Ten buses with 452 IDPs on board left Daraa, including 94 women and 162 children".

The Assad regime used veiled infiltrators to recognize some opposition members of the IDPs. The infiltrators got on the buses, pointing out to some Syrians who were immediately detained. 

The Assad tactic of displacement was practiced in most opposition-held areas recaptured by the regime, including old Homs, eastern Aleppo, eastern Ghouta, western Ghouta and Homs northern countryside.