Russia bombed the Syrian market: 37 dead | Chronic

At least 37 people have died, including several civilians and a hundred others were injured on Monday by a bomb attack on a Russian plane against a market in Idlib, northern Syria, reported the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights, which also made 12 victims in other facts.

In a statement, the Observatory announced that Russian planes had attacked the town of Maarat al Numan, south of the Idlib region, the last stronghold opposed to the president. Bashar al Assad, in the attack with the highest number of civilian casualties in recent months.

The UK-based NGO and a large number of field collaborators have estimated that the death toll could even increase due to the large number of casualties – some very serious – while continuing relief efforts to recover who have been trapped under the rubble.

The Syrian Civil Defense, which is deploying relief efforts in areas beyond the control of the government, has published on social networks images of the attack with buildings and bodies completely destroyed on the streets, reported 39; EFE agency.

Also called "White Helmets", their members work to save the survivors and posted on their official Twitter account a video in which you can see how they saved a girl, removed under the live debris and dust cover.

On Sunday, the bombings of Syrian and Russian government planes in Idlib killed 18 people, leaving some 800 people dead since April in the northern province of Idlib.

Damascus aviation and its main ally, Russia, have hit Idlib almost daily in recent months as part of an undeclared military offensive in the demilitarized zone.

In the region, an agreement was reached between Moscow and Ankara to create a humanitarian corridor from which troops loyal to Bashar al-Assad and opposition and jihadist groups have had to withdraw since last October. Since then, several cease-fire violations have been committed.

On the other hand, six people, including a girl, were killed by Syrian air attacks in the city of Saraqeb, also located in Idlib, the organization said.

In addition, six other civilians died in Hama, on the border with Idlib, for the launch of missiles of factions of the opposition against a population at the hands of the government of Al Asad, according to the Observatory .