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Unexploded Munitions, Landmines Kill 3 Children in Syria

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HAMA: A series of tragic explosions involving unexploded ordnance and landmines across Syria has left three children dead and six others injured. In the northern Hama countryside, a cluster munition left behind by the ousted regime exploded in the town of Lataminah, killing a six-year-old child and injuring three others aged four and five. The children were playing in a home garden when the device detonated. Residents rushed them to a private ho…

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One child died and three others were injured on Friday, with the explosion of a cluster bomb from the remnants of the former regime in the town of Al-Tamaneh in the northern countryside of Hamah.

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Damascus: Today, Friday, three children died and three were injured by a cluster bomb left by the former regime in the city of Al-Tamaneh in the northern countryside of Hama, according to a Syrian medical source. The Syrian Arab Agency for News (Sana) reported from the director of the Ousam hospital in the city of Kafr Zeta, Abdel Hamid Qadoor, saying that the deceased child was six years old and that the three children were between the ages of …

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