First Arab monitors leave Cairo for Syria

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First Arab monitors leave Cairo for Syria
A first batch of Arab monitors left Cairo on their way to Syria on Monday to assess whether Damascus is adhering to a plan to end a nine-month crackdown on protests against President Bashar al-Assad's rule, an airport security source said.    

"They are 60 in total. Fifty are monitors and 10 are from the Arab League secretariat," said the source, who added that they were on a private Egyptian airplane.    

The observer mission will eventually include about 150 people, League Secretary-General Nabil Elaraby told Reuters last week.    

The head of the observer mission, Sudanese General Mustafa al-Dabi, arrived in Damascus on Saturday. He went to Syria shortly after an advance team of Arab League officials traveled there to arrange terms and logistics for the mission.

Reuters

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