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Around 200,000 flee Aleppo fighting

It is estimated 200,000 civilians have fled fighting in Syria's biggest city of Aleppo.

Mon, 30 Jul, 2012 - 08:34

It is estimated 200,000 civilians have fled fighting in Syria's biggest city of Aleppo.

Many are seeking refuge in neighbouring countries.

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