pThe Syrian Arab Red Crescent said on March 13 that groups of civilians, some of them elderly and in need of medical attention, were allowed to leave East Ghouta, headed towards the al-Wafideena humanitarian corridor.ppThe UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rightsa said that about 45 civilians left Jaysh al-Islam-held Douma.ppThe evacuees were to be transferred to temporary accommodation, according to pro-government sourcesa.ppThis video was shared by a pro-government media source, Damascus Now. It is described as showing civilians arriving at the humanitarian corridor.