An explosive device detonated inside a passenger bus in Jaramana, located in the Damascus countryside, Syria, on Thursday.
Syrian state-run Al-Ikhbariya TV reported that the explosion in Jaramana resulted in several people being killed and injured. The broadcaster did not specify the exact number of casualties caused by the device.
As of the reports, the Syrian Interior Ministry and security authorities had not issued an official statement regarding the explosion, and no group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
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An improvised explosive device was planted in a minibus in Jaramana, according to SANA, with initial reports from civil defense officials confirming two deaths and 13 injuries — figures not previously disclosed — while the Syrian Ministry of Health said hospitals had increased preparedness and were treating the wounded.
The Syrian state news agency SANA identified the device as an improvised explosive device planted in a minibus, while civil defense officials told Anadolu Agency that two people were killed and 13 injured — revising earlier casualty reports that only mentioned 'several' deaths and injuries — and the Ministry of Health confirmed hospitals had escalated preparedness and were treating the wounded.
The Syrian state news agency SANA identified the device as an improvised explosive device planted in a minibus, while civil defense officials reported two deaths and 13 injuries—up from the initial unspecified casualty count—and the Ministry of Health confirmed that regional hospitals increased preparedness and are treating all injured.
An improvised explosive device was planted in a minibus in Jaramana, according to SANA, with civil defense officials reporting two deaths and 13 injuries—up from the previously unquantified casualties—while the Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed heightened hospital preparedness and ongoing treatment for the wounded.
An improvised explosive device was planted in a minibus in Jaramana, according to SANA, with initial reports from civil defense officials confirming two deaths and 13 injuries — figures not previously disclosed — while the Syrian Ministry of Health stated hospitals increased preparedness and admitted all injured for treatment.
An improvised explosive device was planted in a minibus in Jaramana, according to SANA, with civil defense officials reporting two deaths and 13 injuries—up from the initial unspecified casualty count—and the Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed increased hospital preparedness and ongoing treatment of the wounded.
Initial reports now specify that two people were killed and 13 injured in the explosion, according to civil defense officials, with the Syrian Ministry of Health confirming increased hospital preparedness and treatment of the wounded — a refinement from earlier general casualty reports.
Initial casualty figures from civil defense officials, as reported by Anadolu Agency, indicate two deaths and 13 injuries, while Syrian state media confirmed the use of an improvised explosive device in the Jaramana minibus blast and noted heightened hospital preparedness, with AP reporting the recovery of a lifeless body from the wreckage.
Initial casualty figures have been confirmed: two people were killed and 13 injured in the explosion, according to civil defense officials, while the Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed increased hospital preparedness and ongoing treatment for the wounded — a specific numerical update not previously reported.
Initial reports from civil defense officials, as cited by Anadolu Agency, put the death toll at two and injuries at 13, while Syrian state media confirmed the use of an improvised explosive device in a minibus in Jaramana — a predominantly Druze and Christian neighborhood — and the Ministry of Health stated hospitals had been mobilized to treat the wounded, with an AFP photographer documenting ambulances at the scene and AP reporting a body recovered from the wreckage.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, matching initial civil defense reports, while state media and officials attributed the attack to an improvised explosive device planted inside a minibus in Jaramana, a predominantly Druze and Christian suburb, and announced arrests of an IS-linked cell in connection with the blast.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, aligning with initial civil defense reports, while state media and officials attributed the attack to an improvised explosive device planted inside a minibus in Jaramana, a predominantly Druze and Christian suburb of Damascus, and announced arrests of an IS-linked cell in connection with recent attacks.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, aligning with initial civil defense reports, while state media and officials attributed the attack to an improvised explosive device planted inside a minibus in Jaramana — a predominantly Druze and Christian suburb — and announced arrests of an IS-linked cell following the blast.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, aligning with initial civil defense reports, while state media and officials attributed the attack to an improvised explosive device planted inside a minibus in Jaramana, a predominantly Druze and Christian suburb of Damascus, and announced arrests of an IS-linked cell in connection with recent bombings.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, matching initial civil defense reports, while state media and officials attributed the blast to an improvised explosive device planted inside a minibus in Jaramana, a predominantly Druze and Christian suburb of Damascus, and announced arrests of an IS-linked cell in connection with recent attacks.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, matching initial civil defense reports, while state media and officials attributed the attack to an improvised explosive device planted inside a minibus in Jaramana — a predominantly Druze and Christian neighborhood — and announced arrests of an IS-linked cell in connection with the blast.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the Jaramana bus explosion, revising earlier unspecified casualty figures; forensic teams were seen handling human remains at the scene, hospitals were placed on high alert, and the damaged minibus was being removed by crane for investigation, while authorities attributed the blast to an improvised explosive device planted inside the vehicle.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the Jaramana bus explosion, aligning with initial civil defense reports, while forensic teams worked to identify human remains and hospitals were placed on high alert — a figure that supersedes the earlier, unspecified casualty count in the original report.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, aligning with initial civil defense reports, while forensic teams were handling human remains and a damaged minibus was being removed by crane for investigation; seven of the injured were hospitalized, and security forces closed a main thoroughfare in Jaramana, where the attack occurred shortly after local leaders urged unity.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, revising earlier unconfirmed casualty figures; forensic teams were handling human remains at the scene, hospitals were placed on high alert, and the damaged minibus was being removed by crane for investigation, while authorities attributed the blast to an improvised explosive device planted inside the vehicle.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, revising earlier unconfirmed casualty reports; forensic teams were handling human remains at the scene, hospitals were placed on high alert, and a crane was deployed to remove the wreckage for investigation, while authorities attributed the blast to an improvised device planted inside the minibus.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, revising earlier unconfirmed casualty figures; forensic teams were identified as handling human remains at the scene, while hospitals were placed on high alert and ambulances, civil defense, and Red Crescent crews continued operations as the damaged minibus was removed by crane for investigation.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, revising earlier unconfirmed casualty figures; forensic teams were handling human remains at the scene, while hospitals were placed on high alert and ambulances, civil defense, and Red Crescent crews continued operations as the damaged minibus was removed by crane for investigation.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, revising earlier unspecified casualty reports; forensic teams were handling human remains at the scene, while hospitals were placed on high alert and ambulances, civil defense, and Red Crescent crews continued operations as the damaged minibus was removed by crane for investigation.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed two deaths and 13 injuries from the explosion, revising earlier unverified casualty figures; forensic teams were handling human remains at the scene, while hospitals were placed on high alert and ambulances, civil defense, and Red Crescent crews continued operations as the damaged minibus was removed by crane for investigation.
