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On August 21, 2013, an area outside Syria's capital Damascus was hit by a rocket containing a lethal nerve agent. The Syrian regime is widely blamed for the attack which killed at least several hundred people.
Abo Malek and his family managed to survive, but the memories are almost too painful to recall.
Abo Malek and his family managed to survive, but the memories are almost too painful to recall.
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