Syrians celebrate prisoner releases as families search for missing loved ones in Assad's jails

Syrians are celebrating the release of prisoners after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad. Videos show men, women, and children being freed from Saydnaya prison, known for its harsh conditions. Families are searching for loved ones amid reports of hidden underground cells. Rescue teams, including the White Helmets, are investigating claims of detainees in secret locations within the prison. As of now, no evidence has confirmed the presence of prisoners in these areas. Search efforts continue as families hope to find their missing relatives. Many Syrians, including refugees abroad, are rejoicing over Assad's ouster. Celebrations erupted in cities across Syria, with people toppling statues and expressing hope for a new future. However, concerns remain about the country's stability and the potential for further conflict.