By Seymus Cakan MURSITPINAR, Turkey, (Reuters) - Thousands of people who fled the Syrian town of Kobani during a four-month battle between Kurdish and Islamic State forces are **w making their way home, only to find wrecked houses and unexploded bombs littering the streets. Almost the entire population of Kobani fled across the border to Turkey to escape the fighting, some to refugee camps, others staying with family and friends or heading to Turkey's cities. "We have fled to Turkey after ISIS reached to the outskirts of our town. **w that it is liberated, we are on our way back" said Muhammed Salih, 65, waiting to cross the border to Syria with his family of six.
02-24-2015, 02:38 AM
Syrians slowly return to Kobani after Kurds win back border town
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