3 civilians injured in a landmine explosion left behind by terrorists in Soran, north Hama

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On October 17th, three civilians were wounded by the explosion of a landmine left behind by terrorist groups in Al-Kahiliya farms near Soran town in the northern Hama countryside.

A source in Hama Police Command said that a landmine left behind by terrorist groups exploded injuring  a number of civilians working in a workshop for picking olive crops in al-Kahiliya farms.

The source indicated that the injured were hospitalized at the Hama National Hospital to receive treatment and necessary medical aid.

Before their defeat, the terrorist organizations planted mines and explosive devices in their places of spread and hidden them in villages and towns and in agricultural lands to inflict the greatest possible harm on the people who return to their areas after liberating them from terrorism.

O. al-Mohammad

 

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