Syrian official media announced on Tuesday, April 5, killing two policemen on patrol in the outskirts of Damascus by "armed men". The law enforcement personnel have been killed in the area of Kafar Batna, not far from Duma, a neighborhood in the northern outskirts of the capital, where security forces have killed eight opposition protesters last week.
The tension is still strong in several Syrian cities, where the protest against the regime of Bashar al-Assad does not relax. On Monday, Syrian authorities have appointed a new governor in Deraa, where the general strike had been voted on Tuesday, and affirmed their desire to quickly repeal the emergency law.
People close to the regime have also made contact with the endorsement of the latter, with opponents and intellectuals for dialogue. The International Federation of Leagues of Human Rights, 123 people were killed between March 18 and April 1 in Syria. This statement identifies particular dead Deraa and Duma.
Internet sites close to the opposition released a report showing, them, 134 died. 
The tension is still strong in several Syrian cities, where the protest against the regime of Bashar al-Assad does not relax. On Monday, Syrian authorities have appointed a new governor in Deraa, where the general strike had been voted on Tuesday, and affirmed their desire to quickly repeal the emergency law.
People close to the regime have also made contact with the endorsement of the latter, with opponents and intellectuals for dialogue. The International Federation of Leagues of Human Rights, 123 people were killed between March 18 and April 1 in Syria. This statement identifies particular dead Deraa and Duma.
Internet sites close to the opposition released a report showing, them, 134 died.
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