together for us have you been in touch with haasan abilities today you know i mean the the syrian army surrounding duma which is where he lives have you been in touch with him yes actually we just talked to him by what's up he sends all the messages and he said that the bombing in their strikes were the strongest since the beginning of this campaign on and on to my he's in duma as we saw in the report and he says that all the villagers from around the duma are coming to do not to the city of duma which is the main city in eastern so they are fleeing this around their handling and the streets are full the basements in the shelters or under the buildings are full people are trying to get stuff out of the basement to actually put. so that people can take. the street level but yes yes because the airstrikes have been very strong all the way he said about her in the afternoon he said about two hundred airstrikes today only on. itself and it's. very that situation but he's still ok. we don't know how long will this stay like that and the images that you put together in that report that we ju

haasan of dollars he says the owner of a small shop this elderly man wants to sell the last of his dishes recently his home was bombed and now he needs the money to buy bread but then he won't have any more dishes at home how do you want to eat and drink. what should i eat and drink or eat just once a day. another asked right on eastern ghouta hassan abdel aziz finds shelter in his basement dozens of people hide in the town sprawling tunnel system sometimes they stay several days but no place is totally secure against the repeated shelling and air raids. on show thank you for staying with us we've just seen that very personal and gripping report from someone living on the front line can you tell us what is the situation now like for residents. that's very very very we're talking to a lot of people on the ground and it's just yesterday i was talking to a man. and he said my life is like a russian to live when i grew up looking forward to it and just getting a shot at it being coming under fire now these are the nice statements that these people are meeting it is absolute ask them to supply

haasan of tennessee says the owner of a small shop this elderly man wants to sell the last of his dishes recently his home was bombed and now he needs the money to buy bread but then he won't have any more dishes at home how do you want to eat and drink. what should i eat and drink or eat just once a day. another asked strike on eastern ghouta hassan abdel aziz finds shelter in his basement dozens of people hide in the town sprawling tunnel system sometimes they stay several days but no place is totally secure against the repeated shelling and air raids. correspondent for an beirut can you tell us what have the situation is like for residents right now. well it's absolutely appalling it's very very hard for people there to live they have even for the last two weeks essentially signing on through to unit that they stored remember the last. since two thousand and thirteen smuggling to the dark hours the sort of jobs of these material and fuel supplies leave last year the door was abandoned was completely absolutely absent and god must not in the box you just answer. this is super media and

clive has invited yusuf haasan abdi to a meeting with the police local residents and. journalists housen was the m.p. who was wounded naming him. along to the parliament and so i represent all of you you're all members of my constituency that's why we're meeting we're not here to trade accusations of this. the police also appear ready to show good well. taken in that we know that there are a lot of challenges. but i want to. soon you will also see this is a good place and that everyone can do business and live happily here and. that's something many in easily dream of they've had enough of terrorist violence but they're also fed up with police brutality. there was outrage last year when a video surfaced on social media showing a plainclothes police officer executing two alleged petty criminals in easily the same fate suffered by clive's friend years before. your. client has made his peace with the police he tries to involve them where he can it doesn't work with all officers but he has his contacts. senior sergeant no one is one of them he says he's committed to uphold

thank you very much for sharing your views with us haasan yari from sort on kabbalist university joining us on the news great from moscow. as we've reported eastern go to has been besieged for five years now and the syrians living there have been forced to find new ways to survive osama bin job it has this report from guys going to syria to people does the alien mushrooms non-native species. in a new just a few kilometers from syria's capital damascus when the siege tightened in two thousand and thirteen food supplies were exhausted quickly one of the answers to growing protein needs was mushrooms after testing they weren't poisonous biologists grew spores in the labs they taught people how to upcycling them better for kitchen waste and shock from grain so everyone with a small dog could become a farmer. by last year charity workers say they were producing close to two tons of mushrooms every day. you need the right environment and tools after we succeeded in production it became an independent project to provide the spores for good it was difficult for people to go from the staple red r