Middle East
Syrian strike narrowly misses Aleppo hospital
Fresh air strikes in and around Aleppo rattles civilians while narrowly missing a hospital building.
Last Modified: 19 Sep 2012 15:45

Syrian government forces are carrying out a campaign of bombing across the north of the country, while fighting in the capital Damascus is described as intense.  
 
Diplomatic efforts are also continuing. But in Syria's biggest city of Aleppo now, civilians there have been caught up in the shelling.

An exclusive Al Jazeera video shows injured civilians and rebels unable to seek medical help following the closure of the Aleppo hospital due to the shelling.

Al Jazeera's Caroline Malone reports.

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