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Mystery Gunmen Slaughter Seven People On Bus In Syria's Homs
Mystery Gunmen Slaughter Seven People On Bus In Syria's Homs
Via Middle East Eye
Gunmen in Syria killed seven people and wounded four others after opening fire on a civilian bus in western Homs province on Wednesday evening.
The bus was carrying company employees returning home from work when it came under fire as it crossed the Masyaf Bridge in the western Homs countryside, according to the Homs Health Directorate.
Downtown Homs. Wiki CommonsSecurity units were immediately deployed to the scene to secure the area, while criminal investigators began collecting evidence to identify those responsible...
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