Blast hits Qameshli city

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HASAKA,(ST)_A suicide bomber blew himself up near the  ‘Hadaya’ Hotel in Qameshli city, killing one person and wounding three others, a police command source declared Sunday.

The source clarified that a terrorist wearing an explosive belt blew himself up near the ‘Hadaya’ Hotel in the heart of Qameshli city in Hasaka province, killing one person and wounding three others.

The terror attack caused material damage at the scene.

On March, 20, 2015, the terror organization [ISIS] exploded two car bombs during the Kurdish new year festivities [Newroz] in al-Mufti quarter in Hassaka city, killing at least 37 persons and wounding 96 others.

While on February 23, 2015, the ISIS terrorists attacked several Assyrian villages on the outskirts of Tal Tamr area, which lies near Ra’as al-Ein city, in the western countryside of Hassaka and abducted 220 Assyrian Christians, who were reportedly taken to al-Shdadi city, which is the ISIS main stronghold in Hassaka countryside.

Basma Qaddour

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