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		</div><p>An intensive day of bombing in Syria’s besieged rebel-held Aleppo city left at least 25 people dead, including five children, overwhelming rescue workers who continued a day later to search for survivors under the rubble, according to activists and a civil defence spokesman.</p>
<p>The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Tuesday’s bombings killed 25 people. But the Syrian Civil Defence, a team of first responders in rebel-held areas, and activist media platform Aleppo Media Centre put the death toll at 41.</p>
<p>The bombings resumed on Tuesday and continued into Wednesday, shattering a relative lull in the nearly month-old intensive aerial campaign from Syrian and Russian warplanes on the stricken territory.</p>
<p>The Observatory said at least 358 civilians have been killed in eastern Aleppo since a US-Russian ceasefire collapsed on September 19. The UN says over 100 children have been killed in the campaign, which has also included a limited ground offensive.</p>
<p>Syria Civil Defence workers pulled at least one boy alive from under the rubble on Tuesday, amid cheers from onlookers in eastern Aleppo’s al-Fardous neighbourhood. The boy emerged covered in dust and dazed from the flattened building, gripping his rescuer tightly. His mother survived but remains in critical condition, said Ibrahim al-Haj, a member of the first-responder team, also known as the White Helmets. The boy had lost his father and brother in previous bombings, according to al-Haj.</p>
<p>At least 14 people were killed in the bombing in al-Fardous, according to the civil defence and Aleppo Media Centre. A bombing in the adjacent Bustan al-Qasr neighbourhood left 25 dead, according to both groups.</p>
<p>The UN Security Council is deadlocked over how to respond to the Aleppo crisis. The US and Russia have failed to reach an agreement on renewing the short-lived ceasefire. International aid groups and UN agencies have appealed for a halt to the violence to allow aid to the besieged territory. No assistance has entered Aleppo since July while hospitals, medical facilities and rescue vehicles have all come under attack.</p>
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