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Syria’s Health Ministry corrects Damascus minibus blast toll: 14 wounded, no deaths

Name: Syria’s Health Ministry corrects Damascus minibus blast toll: 14 wounded, no deaths
Uploaded: 2026-08-07T12:08:17+00:00
Description: A minibus explosion in Damascus has left 14 people injured but thankfully no fatalities. The blast occurred in Jaramana, a suburb known for its large Druze population, and was attributed to an explosive device hidden in a taxi. This inciden...

A minibus explosion in Damascus has left 14 people injured but thankfully no fatalities. The blast occurred in Jaramana, a suburb known for its large Druze population, and was attributed to an explosive device hidden in a taxi. This inciden...

AP News· Aug 7, 2026 · 12:08 PM · 56 views

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