More than 30 civilians martyred, tens more injured in terrorist attack by ISIS

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Hasaka – More than 30 civilians were martyred and around 34 others were injured in a terrorist attack launched by ISIS terrorists on the area of Rajm al-Salibi to the southeast of al-Shaddadi city in the southern countryside of Hasaka province.

Terrorist groups affiliated to ISIS attacked on Tuesday morning the Camp of Rajm al-Salibi to the east of al-Shaddadi city, an area where civilians reside, most of them children and women, after escaping from the cities of Raqqa and Deir Ezzor, and Iraqi refugees coming from Mosul also reside there, SANA reported.

 

People injured in the attack said that more than 30 people, some of them women and children, were killed in the Camp as a result of the attack, and some of injured confirmed the death of their family members, while others said that they lost contact with dozens of their relatives. The terrorists also stole a number of cars in the area belonging to civilians.

Medical sources confirmed that a number of injured people were admitted to intensive care units due to their severe injuries, while the other injuries ranged between light and medium, and most of them resulted from gunshots in addition to fractures.

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