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UN envoy: First full day of Syrian ceasefire sees “a significant drop in violence,” but humanitarian access still needed

UN envoy: First full day of Syrian ceasefire sees “a significant drop in violence,” but humanitarian access still needed

Sep 14, 2016, at 12:59 pm

New York, Sept 14 (Just Earth News): Some 24 hours after the latest cessation of hostilities in Syria began, a United Nations envoy on Tuesday said that despite allegations of mortar shelling and airstrikes yesterday evening, violence in the country has declined substantially.