Syria's opposition forces topple Assad regime as search for prisoners intensifies

The Assad regime in Syria has been toppled by opposition insurgents after over 13 years of civil war. Celebrations erupted in Damascus as crowds waved flags and discarded government uniforms were seen in the streets. The White Helmets group has sent five emergency teams to Sednaya Prison to search for detainees in hidden underground cells. Reports indicate that some prisoners are in critical condition due to poor ventilation. Families of detainees are anxiously awaiting news as videos show fighters releasing thousands from various jails. Authorities in Damascus are continuing efforts to free prisoners from the regime's notorious facilities.