Activists accused the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces, they said, resulting in 200 deaths, last Wednesday launched a nerve gas attack on the rebel-controlled areas near Damascus.
Activists say, Ain Tarma, Zamalka Jobar's chemical rockets hit suburbs in Ghouta regions.
, A nurse in the emergency Duma collection facilities, Bayan Baker said the attack deaths finishing medical center in the region for 213.
Many casualties are women and children, who with their dilated pupils, cold extremities and foam in their mouths, the doctor said, these are typical symptoms of nerve gas victims, "she said."
A photo show that at least 16 children and three adults, one wearing a battle suit, lay in the floor of a room where the corpse in the medical institutions to collect the bodies of alleged Duma activist.
Syrian authorities have denied in the country's two-year conflict in the use of chemical weapons had no immediate comment, accusing the rebels to use them, the rebels deny.
This incident occurred in the visit to Damascus of the UN investigation team of chemical weapons, Syria possible use of chemical agents.
United States and European countries said they believed Assad's government has used poison gas, including sarin, Washington in the past called "red line" and rational international anti-government armed military aid.
Khaled Omar, said he saw at least 80 bodies in Hajjah hospitals and temporary clinics in Ain Tarma near the school district in Tatbiqiya Saqba where parliamentary opposition in Ain Tarma.
"Attack occurred around 3:00 am (0000 GMT / 8:00 pm EDT Tuesday), most of the victims were in their own home," Omar said.
 



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