christians borrow hijabs to flee daeshheld philippines town
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Christians borrow hijabs to flee Daesh-held Philippines town

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The military estimates that 300 to 600 civilians are still trapped as human shields by terrorists
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Christians in a Philippines town are disguising themselves by borrowing hijabs to escape the Daesh terrorists group that has been holding 1,500 people hostage.
More than three weeks after the terrorist group stormed the southern Filipino town of Marawi, starving locals are said to have resorted to extreme measures including eating their blankets to stay alive, Dailymail reported on Tuesday.
Five police officers and five Christian civilians dashed across the town's commercial district this morning, ducking for cover from a sniper, to reach a government-controlled area on the Agus River western bank, the report said.
"We ran the last part. We could see the bridge ahead of us. We had to take cover several times when we saw a sniper," an officer was quoted as saying.
Almost the entire population of more than 200,000 fled after May 23, when fighters from local groups allied to Daesh rampaged through the Muslim-majority town, killing and kidnapping Christians.
The military estimates 300 to 600 civilians are still trapped or being held as human shields in areas occupied by the terrorists.

source: Khaleejtimes

 

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