Landmines kill 4 citizens in Hama countryside

Domestic News

HAMA, Jul.14, (ST)- Four citizens were martyred when two mines, that were left behind by terrorists in the villages of al-Huwaiz and Bayyoud in Hama countryside, went off on Thursday.

“A mine left behind by terrorists went off in a car carrying 3 citizens near the town of al-Huwaiz, north of Sahl Al-Ghab [Al-Ghab Plain] in Hama countryside, which led to their martyrdom,” the Syrian Arab News Agency reported.

The agency added that the bodies of the martyrs were transferred to the “Sqelbeyeh” National Hospital.

In the eastern countryside of Hama,  a fourth citizen was  martyred in the blast of a landmine left behind by terrorist groups in the village of Bayyoud in al-Hamra township, in the northern countryside of Hama.

Basma Qaddour

 

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