Una mujer siria con un niño entre trabajadores de la Media Luna Roja, organización que ayuda a la evacuación de civiles de la ciudad de Homs. EFETrabajadores de la Media Luna Roja Siria ofrecen ayuda a los civiles de un centro de refugiados de Homs.EFEUn miembro de la Media Luna Roja Siria ayuda a un hombre en la zona sitiada de Homs.SANA (REUTERS)Los civiles se reúnen antes de ser evacuados de la ciudad siria de Homs. Miembros de la Luna Media Roja y el personal de las Naciones Unidas.YAZAN HOMSY (REUTERS)Civilians carry their belongings as they walk towards a meeting point to be evacuated from a besieged area of Homs February 9, 2014. Six hundred people left the besieged ruins of rebel-held central Homs on Sunday, escaping more than a year of hunger and deprivation caused by one of the most protracted blockades of Syria's devastating conflict. The evacuees, mainly women, children and old men, were brought out by the United Nations and Syrian Red Crescent on the third day of an operation during which the aid convoys came under fire and were briefly trapped themselves in the city. Picture taken February 9, 2014. REUTERS/Yazan Homsy (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT)YAZAN HOMSY (REUTERS)Un grupo de civiles caminan entre las ruinas de la ciudad con sus pertenencias hacia un punto de encuentro para ser evacuados de una zona sitiada de Homs el 9 de febrero de 2014.YAZAN HOMSY (REUTERS)Evacuación de civiles de la zona sitiada de la ciudad siria de Homs. Un grupo de presonas se dirigen a un punto de encuentro donde seran evacuados. YAZAN HOMSY (REUTERS)Los civiles de la ciudad de Homs cargan con sus pertenencias y se dirigen hacia el punto de encuentro donde las organizaciones humanitarias les esperan para su evacuación.YAZAN HOMSY (REUTERS)REUTERSATTENTION EDITORS - VISUAL COVERAGE OF SCENES OF INJURY OR DEATH
People walk as they carry a dead body in the besieged area of Homs February 9, 2014. Six hundred people left the besieged ruins of rebel-held central Homs on Sunday, escaping more than a year of hunger and deprivation caused by one of the most protracted blockades of Syria's devastating conflict. The evacuees, mainly women, children and old men, were brought out by the United Nations and Syrian Red Crescent on the third day of an operation during which the aid convoys came under fire and were briefly trapped themselves in the city. Picture taken February 9, 2014.
REUTERS/Thaer Al Khalidiya (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT)STRINGER (REUTERS)Civilians push a man on a wheelchair towards a meeting point to be evacuated from a besieged area of Homs February 9, 2014. Six hundred people left the besieged ruins of rebel-held central Homs on Sunday, escaping more than a year of hunger and deprivation caused by one of the most protracted blockades of Syria's devastating conflict. The evacuees, mainly women, children and old men, were brought out by the United Nations and Syrian Red Crescent on the third day of an operation during which the aid convoys came under fire and were briefly trapped themselves in the city. Picture taken February 9, 2014. REUTERS/Thaer Al Khalidiya (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST HEALTH CONFLICT)STRINGER (REUTERS)Civilians gather before being evacuated with the help of Syrian Red Crescent and United Nations personnel from a besieged area of Homs February 9, 2014. Six hundred people left the besieged ruins of rebel-held central Homs on Sunday, escaping more than a year of hunger and deprivation caused by one of the most protracted blockades of Syria's devastating conflict. The evacuees, mainly women, children and old men, were brought out by the United Nations and Syrian Red Crescent on the third day of an operation during which the aid convoys came under fire and were briefly trapped themselves in the city. Picture taken February 9, 2014. REUTERS/Thaer Al Khalidiya (SYRIA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CONFLICT)STRINGER (REUTERS)Civilians walk towards a meeting point to be evacuated from a besieged area of Homs February 9, 2014. Six hundred people left the besieged ruins of rebel-held central Homs on Sunday, escaping more than a year of hunger and deprivation caused by one of the most protracted blockades of Syria's devastating conflict. The evacuees, mainly women, children and old men, were brought out by the United Nations and Syrian Red Crescent on the third day of an operation during which the aid convoys came under fire and were briefly trapped themselves in the city. Picture taken February 9, 2014.
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