At least 83 killed in a bombing of the Syrian regime against the University of Aleppo

At least 83 people were killed on Tuesday by the Syrian regime's attack against the University of the city of Aleppo in the north of the country, on his first day of testing, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. According to the opposition group, the campus was the scene of two explosions that killed 83 people and wounded 150 more , but the death toll could rise in the next few hours due to gravity presenting dozens injured. According to the General Commission of the Syrian Revolution, some 60 students were killed by the Syrian attack aviation to the Faculty of Architecture, located within the university campus in Aleppo. The network coordinator Sham opposition in the province of Aleppo, Nur Mohamed, said the death toll amounts to about 70 people and 40 injured. Nur said that aviation's regime launched two barrels full of explosives against the University, where students had their first day of exams , after security services closed all the access to the institution. The activist said on campus are housed many refugees who have fled the toughest neighborhoods in the city, the scene of clashes between rebels and government forces. The official SANA news agency reported that "a terrorist group" fired two missiles at the Al Lirmon, at the University of Aleppo , which caused several deaths among students and refugees. In another incident, at least 50 people died during the eruption of regime forces in the town of Al Hasauiya, on the outskirts of the cityof Homs (center), according to the General Commission of the Syrian revolution. The same was confirmed by the opposition group Local Coordination Committees (CCL), which indicated that most of the dead were shot by groups of "Shabiha" or pro-regime militiamen. The Observatory also reported that at least 12 people were killed by the bombing of the regime against the town of Al Hula, located in the province of Homs.