11 civilians martyred, 35 injured in terrorist bombing in Jableh city

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Lattakia – A terrorist car bomb attack took place near the Municipal Stadium in Jableh city in Lattakia province on Thursday, causing human casualties.

SANA reported that the bombing took place on the outskirts of al-Amara neighborhood that is crowded with people and cars, confirming that a number of civilians were martyred and others were injured due to the bombing, in addition to the huge material damage caused to shops and properties at the site.

 

Deputy Director of Lattakia Health Department, Majdoline Moussa said that the bodies of 11 people who were martyred in the terrorist attack arrived at Jableh National Hospital.

She added that 35 injured people were also admitted in the hospital.

On May 23rd, a series of terrorist bombings targeted the coastal cities of Tartous and Jableh. Those in Jableh hit the bus station, the Electricity Directorate and the National Hospital, leaving many citizens dead and many others seriously wounded.

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