Life 'getting back to normal' in Aleppo after fall of Assad
Life in Aleppo is getting back to normal since the ousting of former president Bashir al-Assad almost one week ago. "The streets are heaving with people and traffic going about their business, reparing damage from the conflict, [and] removing signs and symbols of the Assad regime," said FRANCE 24 journalist Andrew Hilliar reporting from the city in north Syria.
Life in Aleppo is getting back to normal since the ousting of former president Bashir al-Assad almost one week ago. "The streets are heaving with people and traffic going about their business, reparing damage from the conflict, [and] removing signs and symbols of the Assad regime," said FRANCE 24 journalist Andrew Hilliar reporting from the city in north Syria.
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