Syria Electricity Crisis Continues
Damascus Bureau (a civil society website)
September 18, 2014
Ordinary people struggle with power-cuts as conspiracy theories circulate
Ordinary people struggle with power-cuts as conspiracy theories circulate
Geographic, demographic and military conditions of Hama have significant implications for the future of the war
Catching young men wanted for service has become the most important duty of security barriers and checkpoints in Damascus
A ceasefire has been reached and hostilities ended
Decision response to government air raids on Ghouta
Shariah judge for Al-Qaeda Syria’s wing in Jisr al-Shugour was killed when an armed group shot him dead after dawn prayers
Dozens of martyrs are killed daily in Douma which has been targeted by airstrikes
IS oil is exported to regime refineries in Homs and Banias in exchange for specified fees
Ahrar al-Sham appoints Abu Jaber as its new head after top commander Hassan Abboud is killed in Idlib bomb blast
A state of panic spread through the neighborhood after an opposition attack
Governor tours area, saying life is normal
Halki was meeting members of the legislative assembly in Edlib
Poisoning reportedly due to eating Palamida fish
The vaccines include those listed on the Syrian National Vaccination Program as well as polio
Syrian intelligence services have arrested five pro-regime activists, four from the coastal region and one from the city of Damascus, a monitoring group said.
Police source says two roadside bombs earlier planted by terrorists exploded as a passenger bus passed through Suweida province
Jihadists don’t tell their real names for security reasons
Reports says new projects created 1,471 new job opportunities
Islamic battalions stormed the regime’s military bases in Wadi Deif, al Mastomi and al-Qermid
This is the third time Akkash, the prominent leader in the Communist Labor Party, has been arrested since 2012
