Syrian Army Units Restore Security and Stability to Hama, Open and Remove Roadblocks

Syrian Army units are working to restore security, stability and normal life to Hama after armed terrorist groups perpetrated acts of sabotage and killing through setting up barricades, braking off roads, attacking and burning police stations, using different kinds of weapons.
The Army trucks are opening roads, removing stones, soils, cement cubes and lighting columns used by those terrorist groups to divide the city from its surroundings, block life and terrify Hama families.

The Army units also hunt members of the terrorist groups who have dominated the city since 50 days after the failure of many attempts to conduct dialogue with them as a result of their stubbornness and their determination to carry out sabotage acts, instigated by foreign sides.
The Syrian TV broadcast some footages of destruction and sabotage at government establishments after armed terrorist groups attacked the city including Army Officers Club where more than 20 soldiers have been martyred.
Meanwhile, a number of law-enforcement members who were wounded in Hama told how they were shot by armed terrorist groups while fulfilling their national duties in the city.

Lieutenant Colonel Maher Jroudi said his unit was assigned to remove roadblocks set up by terrorists when the armed terrorist groups attacked them.
Another wounded members from the law-enforcement forces said he was charged with tracking down terrorist groups in Hama when they were shot heavily from all sides.