A citizen martyred by a landmine left behind by terrorists in Hama countryside

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Hama (ST): A citizen was killed by the explosion of a landmine left behind by terrorist groups in the vicinity of Al-Zara village in the southern countryside of Hama

A news reporter in Hama stated that a landmine left by the terrorists exploded while a citizen was plowing agricultural land in the vicinity of Al-Zara village in the southern Hama countryside, which led to his death from his wounds.

A citizen was martyred and two others were injured in the vicinity of Wadi Al-Atheeb, near Al-Seeb Dam in the eastern Hama countryside, on the 3rd of this month, as a result of the explosion of a mine left behind by terrorists, and the next day, two civilians were injured in Morek city in the northern countryside in a similar incident.

K.Q.

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