BEIRUT — Syrian doctors and rescue workers said Sunday that scores of people had died in an apparent chemical attack on a besieged enclave near Damascus, as government forces escalated their offensive to recapture one of the last rebel strongholds near the capital.
Washington Post: Rescue workers say dozens killed in apparent chemical weapons attack on civilians in eastern Ghouta
A handout picture released by the official Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) on April 7, shows a wounded woman arriving at a hospital in the Syrian capital Damascus, after rockets fired from Douma killed at least four civilians in various neighbourhoods across the capital.
