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At least 450 persons killed at Massacre in Eastern AL Ghouta's towns due to chemical weaponry - Wednesday, 21/8/2013

At least 460 killed we documented until now including whole families with children and women who were asleep when the attack took place this morning

At around 3:00 a.m. in the morning, regime's forces fired rockets with chemical heads on Zamallaka and on Al Zainia area in Ein Turma. Then after around 2 more hours, the regime targeted Mua'dameyet Al Sham with rockets containing chemical warheads, leading to the fall of more casualties as the rockets hit civilian districts .
Jobar district was slightly affected as the gases were driven to it by the wind. A huge number of civilians were consequently subjected to the gases, leading to the martyrdom of tens of them and the numbers continue to increase rapidly as they suffocate to death due to lack of needed medical supplies to save them.

Do note that the death toll is very hard to report right now as there many civilians in critical conditions in several medical points across the towns of Eastern Al Ghouta. At least 15 new victims have been taken to Al Mleha town (videos are show below in this report). Also note that after the victims were taken to other towns that include Arbin, Saqba, Jisreen, among others, for treatment, the regime's forces began bombarding these towns using artillery and warplanes .

Symptoms of the patients include nausea, hallucinations, suffocation, hard coughing, high blood pressure, seizures, during affection and post-death gargle, etc. Still, no clue of the chemical weapon/toxic gas that was used by the regime's forces to target the innocent civilians.

Families are fleeing the targeted areas other nearby areas as reported by activists there as they are utterly horrified .

Activists also report the lack of Atropine that is usually used to treat civilians during chemical attacks by the regime; oxygen tanks are not available too. Medics are only using vinegar to the mouth and nose and are washing the bodies of the victims by water.