The town of Qamhana in northwestern Hama province has entered a new stage of "honoring" regime killed fighters. This time the regime does not honor its salin fighters by giving his family a goat or a can of beans or even a clock, but the regime went far as to address its fighters saying, “die defending us and we will chase your parents to pay for your grave.”
Zaman al-Wasl learned that the mercenaries in Qamhana town especially the families of the dead when the municipality demanded that they pay "fees" for the graves in which their sons were buried in a town where dozens of people were killed, regime loyalist call the town the mother of martyrs.
Qamhana is a key town and a gateway to reach Hama city. For this reason, the Syrian resistance factions launched successive attacks on it. Many of its mercenaries fell dead and injured (calling themselves al-Taramih) while defending the regime.
This mission gave the thugs an overdose of ego and they imagined that they would be far from regime blackmail.
According to some estimates, the number of armed mercenaries in Qamhana exceeds 2,000, out of about 12,000 who represent the total population of the town, a few kilometers from the city of Hama.
It is noteworthy that the municipality of Qamhana tried to marginalize the case, and when it denied the knowledge of regime demanding the families of the dead to pay for the graves of their sons.
The denial of the municipality of Qamhana was contradicted by many accounts of a number of the families of the dead who were asked for the price of the graves
Regime demanding families of the dead to pay for the price of graves of their sons came after ISIS launched an attack killing more than 50.
This incident coincided with a visit of the head of the government of the regime Imad Khamis to the province of Hama, in a move apparently aimed at appeasing the thoughts of loyalists, who feel that the regime does not care about their death and their lives
