Syria strife leaves rebel-held town divided
Town in Idlib province is controlled by rebels, but many residents remain on government payroll.
Published On 10 Mar 2013
Syria’s two-year-long conflict has created a mix of government and rebel-held regions.
That means divided loyalties, as citizens try to survive day-by-day.
One such area is the town of Salqin, in northwest Idlib province. The rebels control the town, but the government is still paying the people’s wages.
Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr reports from Salqin.
Source: Al Jazeera