Inflow to Damascus begins following the fall of the Assad regime, traffic gridlocked
Syrians heading toward the capital, Damascus, where the Assad regime has lost control, have caused heavy vehicle traffic around the city.
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The Syrian capital, Damascus, has seen a massive influx of Syrians seeking security following the Assad regime's loss of control. With the weakening of the regime, hundreds of vehicles heading toward the capital have created heavy traffic around the city.
Syrians wishing to reach Damascus set out from various regions and moved toward the capital. Traffic became gridlocked, especially at entry points to Damascus, with vehicles forming queues stretching for kilometers.
In regions where security concerns persist, both Syrian citizens and international observers are following the developments with concern.