Humanitarian corridor from Mariupol still not functioning - DPR militia spokesman

MOSCOW. March 10 (Interfax) - The humanitarian corridor for civilian evacuation from Mariupol has still not started working, DPR militia spokesman Eduard Basurin said.

"As for Mariupol: the humanitarian corridor has still not started working, and people are again using 'goat trails' to come out of there," Basurin said on the 60 Minutes program on Rossiya-1 (VGTRK) television.

Twenty-eight people, including two children, left the city over the past 24 hours, he said. Sixteen people, including five children, left with the help of troops yesterday.