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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Over 300 people have left Syria’s eastern Ghouta district since a humanitarian corridor opened there, RIA news agency cited a representative for Russia’s ceasefire monitoring center in Syria as saying on Wednesday.

“Since the humanitarian corridor started working in the region of eastern Ghouta, more than 300 people have left, the majority of these people left in the last few days,” RIA quoted Major General Vladimir Zolotukhin as saying.