BEIRUT - The Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) said on Tuesday it was suspending all work in Aleppo province for three days in protest at an attack on its warehouses and a convoy of U.N. aid. At least 18 of 31 trucks in a U.N. and SARC convoy were hit along with an SARC warehouse in the town of Urem al-Kubra in the countryside west of Aleppo city on Monday. The statement said the 'bombardment' killed SARC's Urem al-Kubra head Omar Barakat and a number of truck drivers and other workers.
