Khalid Saleh, Media Office head, condemned the kidnapping of five MSF workers in northern Syria yesterday. Reports said that ISIS broke into a hospital in the north-western province of Latakia and kidnapped the medical staff and took them to an unknown location.” Saleh stresses that “this act is a war crime and a crime against humanity. The Syrian Coalition is working with the Supreme Military Council to locate the place of the abductees and to free them.” Doctors Without Borders said in a statement released yesterday that an armed group detained five of its staff inside a house in northern Syria for questioning.” The organization added that it is in contact with all the actors and the families of the abductees and doing all what is possible to re-establish contact with them. (Source: Syrian Coalition)
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