Army Engineering Units Detonate an Explosive Device near the Entrance to Maternity Hospital in Daraa

Domestic News

The engineering units in the Syrian Arab Army on Thursday detonated an explosive device placed by the terrorists near the entrance of the Maternity Hospital in Daraa.

A source in Daraa Police Command told SANA reporter that the engineering units dealt with an explosive device that could not be dismantled near the entrance of the Maternity Hospital in the Daraa Al Mahatta area, and it was detonated after taking all necessary measures to ensure the safety of citizens and the hospital’s visitors.

The source added that the explosion of the device caused material damage to the hospital fence and the street, without causing any injury.

Souha Sulieman

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