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Five children among seven dead in eastern Syria floods

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Oct 30 (Reuters) - Seven people, including five children, have died and seven others were injured after torrential rains triggered flash floods in ​eastern Syria, authorities said on Friday. Four people ‌remain missing and rescue teams are continuing t...

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Four people are still missing and rescue teams are continuing their searches in the flooded areas, the Minister of Emergency and Disaster Management said. The post Seven dead, including five children, in floods in eastern Syria appeared first on in.gr.

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The Ministry of Emergency Affairs of Syria announced, on Friday, that seven people, including five children, had been killed by the floods for three days, while civil defence teams had been able to rescue 60 people trapped by the floods as a result of the air instability that had affected the country...

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The Minister of Emergency and Disaster Management, Raed Al-Saleh, announced the death of seven citizens who had drowned, including five children, as well as a man who had died as a result of a traffic accident caused by the floods, while civil defence teams were able to rescue 60 civilians after the floods had surrounded their vehicles, four persons were still missing and intensive searches were under way to find them.

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At least seven people, including five children, have been killed and seven others injured after heavy rains caused flash floods in eastern Syria, Emergency Situations Minister Raed al-Saleh said.

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SANA broke the news in Syrian Arab Republic (the) on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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