Two children injured due mine explosion from the remnants of (ISIS) terrorists in the eastern Hama countryside

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Hama (ST): Two children were injured by the explosion of a landmine left over from ISIS terrorists in the town of Ashouneh in the eastern Hama countryside.

 A source in the Hama Police Command said that a landmine left over from the terrorist organization “ISIS” exploded in the town of Ashouneh in the Salamiyah area in the eastern countryside, wounding two children.

The source indicated that the two injured children were transferred to the Salamiyah National Hospital to receive the necessary treatment and medical aid.

Before their humiliating defeat, the terrorist organizations planted mines and improvised explosive devices in their places of deployment and hid them in villages and towns and in agricultural lands to inflict the greatest possible damage on the people who returned to their areas after being liberated from terrorism.

K.Q.

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