Two Car Bombs in Hama Countryside Kill at Least 18 Civilians

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HAMA,(ST)_Terrorists have exploded two car bombs in Jedrin and al-Hmiri towns outside Hama, killing at least 18 civilians and wounding 50 others, the official news agency (SANA) reported on Friday.

The agency quoted a source at Hama governorate as citing that the first car bomb was exploded by a terrorist in the heart of Jerdin town in the southwestern countryside of Hama where almost 17 civilians, including 11 children, were martyred and over 50 others wounded.

Another terrorist exploded the second car bomb in al-Hmiri town in the western countryside of Hama, killing a civilian and leaving several others wounded, the source added.  

The two blasts caused widespread damage at the sites.

B. Qaddour 

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