Syrians flee across river to escape fighting

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Reuters reports — Scores of Syrian civilians, many of them women with screaming children clinging to their necks, crossed a narrow river marking the border with Turkey as they fled the fighting in Azmarin and surrounding villages. Residents from the Turkish village of Hacipasa, nestled among olive groves, helped pull them across in small metal boats. 

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"The firing started getting intense last night. Some people have been killed, some are lying wounded on the road," said a 55-year old woman, Mune, who fled Azmarin and sat with several adults and about 20 children outside a house in Hacipasa. Read the full story.

A wounded Syrian man is helped after crossing to Turkey on October 10, 2012.
A wounded Syrian man is helped after crossing to Turkey on October 10, 2012.Osman Orsal / Reuters
A look back at the violence that has overtaken the country.
A look back at the violence that has overtaken the country.SANA via Reuters

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