Aid convoy leaves Homs safely after being fired on - Red Crescent


  • World
  • Sunday, 09 Feb 2014

BEIRUT (Reuters) - A joint aid team of United Nations and Syrian Red Crescent workers safely left the Old City of Homs on Saturday after their convoy came under fire as they delivered humanitarian supplies, the Red Crescent said.

In a statement on Twitter, it said one truck driver suffered a minor injury and two damaged trucks had been left inside the Old City.

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