Report: 25 Killed in Double Car-Bomb Explosion in Syria
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A photo from the scene of the explosion in Syria where a double car bomb killed 25 people. Photo: Twitter.
Twenty-five people were killed when two explosions struck the Syrian city of Homs on Sunday, Syrian state-run media and a monitoring group said.
Homs Governor Talal al-Barazi told Syria’s SANA news agency that two cars packed with explosives were detonated near a bus stop in central Homs. He said 39 people were wounded in the blasts.
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