Panic-stricken civilians flee strife-torn Syria's second city Aleppo

Panic-stricken civilians crammed inside minivans, on the back of pick-up trucks and inside cars fled on Saturday from strife-torn Syria's second city Aleppo, the word "shelling" on everyone's lips. Crowds of tired men, scared women and children have been arriving at the nearby town of Atareb, where for the moment the rebels are taking charge of sourcing provisions for the surging population.