17 civilians martyred, 124 injured in new terrorist rocket attacks in Aleppo city

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Aleppo/Hama -The death toll from terrorist attacks with rocket shells on residential neighborhoods in Aleppo city on Saturday has risen to 17 civilians, SANA reported.

Earlier, a source at Aleppo Police Command said that terrorist groups fired several rocket shells on al-Midan, al-Faid, al-Hamadaniyeh, al-Ramousa, Saif al-Dawla, and al-Sleimaniye neighborhoods in Aleppo city on Saturday, leaving 17 civilians dead and injuring 124 others.

The source clarified that five of the dead were killed in attacks in al-Midan neighborhood, which also left 35 others injured.

The death toll in al-Faid neighborhood reached 4, in addition to 10 injured people.

 

Another rocket shell that fell in al-Hamadaniyeh neighborhood left 5 civilians dead and 71 others injured.

The rocket attacks on al-Ramouseh and Saif al-Dawla neighborhoods left two civilians killed and two others injured, causing material damage too.

Later, SANA’s correspondent said that one woman was martyred and 6 others were injured in terrorist rocket attacks on al-Sleimaniye neighborhood in the city.

Terrorist shelling attacks in Aleppo city on Friday killed two children and injured 27 other people as they targeted the neighborhoods of al-Hamadaniyeh, Saif al-Dawleh and al-Midan.

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