BBC News with Neil Nunes. The United Nations says that both sides in the Syrian city of Homs have agreed to a 3 day extension of a ceasefire as a further 300 residents were evacuated today. The UN aid chief Valerie Amos, said that she was deeply disappointed that the warring parties had failed to fully abide by the previous humanitarian pause. Jim Muir has this report. _________________________________ There hasn't been an official announcement that it's been extended for another 3 days, but the UN's humanitarian affairs chief Valerie Amos has welcomed reports that it has been. And on the ground, efforts are going ahead on that assumption with the governor of Homs announcing the evacuation of hundreds more women, children and elderly. Valerie Amos said that many of those who left earlier appeared traumatized and weak after enduring many months of siege under bombardment and with little food or medical care. BBC新闻,尼尔`缪南斯报道. 联合国称,在叙利亚胡姆斯城,交战双方已同意再停火三天,以便又一批300人的当地居民在今天撤离.联合国主管救援的瓦莱丽`阿莫斯称,她对交战双方未能完全遵守之前的人道主义停火协议十分失望.吉姆`米尔报道. __________________________________________还没有再次停火三天的官方声明,但是联合国人道主义事务负责人瓦莱丽`阿莫斯对这样的报道表示欢迎.在地面上,胡姆斯地区长官宣布会再撤离数百名妇女、儿童和老人,而努力在不知会否停火的情况下已经开始了.瓦莱丽`阿莫斯称许多稍早离开的人在经历了数月的围困,轰炸和缺医少食的情况下,精神受到创伤,身体虚弱.
