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A monitoring group says 46 people have been killed in twin explosions in the Syrian town of Homs. The Syria Observatory for Human Rights says at
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A monitoring group says 46 people have been killed in twin explosions in the Syrian town of Homs.
The Syria Observatory for Human Rights says at least 100 others were wounded by the explosions.
Syria state television quoted the governor of Homs as saying at least 25 people had been killed.
The car bombs exploded in the city centre’s government-controlled Zahara district .. in what’s been described as one of the city’s deadliest such attacks in five years of conflict.
Police say the two cars had been parked on opposite sides of a crossroads. The the first explosion triggered the second.
Zahara has been the target of previous attacks. Last month, a double suicide attack was claimed by ISIL.
Nobody had claimed responsibility for Sunday’s blasts.
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