Continuing violence in Syria's East Gotha, concern is the United Nations

Violence between the government forces and insurgents continues in the rebel-dominated East Ghana. Three hundred civilians were killed in the attack by government forces in the last three days. As a result, there are about four lakh people living in panic. The United Nations has expressed concern about the incident. Urged Secretary of State Antonio Guterres to immediately stop the war.
In Syria, the condition of the rebel-dominated eastern Ghaura has become even worse. The number of casualties has increased in the air strikes and shelling of government forces. Three hundred people lost their lives in the last three days.

Almost 4,000 people are living in fear of the continued attack of Assad forces. The area is located in the capital city of Damascus since 2013.
Meanwhile, the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has described rebellious East Ghouta as the world's hell. The Security Council has demanded a quick end to the ongoing civil war. In particular, the ongoing war between the government forces and rebels in East Ghao
Gutters urged all parties to uphold the basic principles of humanitarian law, including the safety of civilians. Besides, he said that even if the war ends, hundreds of people will have to be removed from that region. However, it is urgent to send humanitarian aid to the east, firstly, the UN Secretary-General thinks.