Four civilians injured in the blast of two landmines left behind by terrorists in Hama countryside

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The blast of two landmines, left behind by terrorist groups upon their defeat in Wadi Al-Azeeb area and Souran town in Hama countryside, caused injuries to four civilians, SANA reporter in Hama said on Tuesday.

The injured were transferred to Hama National Hospital to receive necessary medical aid and treatment, the reporter added.  

Before their defeat in these areas, the terrorist organizations deliberately planted explosive devices and mines in the houses and agricultural lands of several villages and towns with the aim of frightening the locals and preventing them from practicing their normal lives in their areas which were liberated by the Syrian Army from terrorism.  

   Hamda Mustafa

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