11 killed in Syria due to arms proliferation, war remnants

At least 11 people were killed in separate incidents across Syria over the past 24 hours, as a result of widespread unlicensed weapons, security chaos, and remnants of war, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

In the countryside of Hasaka, a young man from the village of Al-Rashidiya died when a landmine exploded as he was passing through farmland near the village of Bahra Al-Khatuniya.

In northern rural Aleppo, a young man shot and killed one of his relatives in the village of Al-Aziziya due to a family dispute.

In southeastern rural Idlib, a young girl died from an accidental gunshot while playing with a firearm in the town of Jarjanaz.

In Deir ez-Zor, the body of a young man was found shot dead on the outskirts of the town of Al-Asharah, in a crime whose motives remain unknown.

In the city of Idlib, a person accused of acts of thuggrey and collaborating with the former regime was killed by unidentified gunmen.

Two young men were also killed in the town of Al-Sanamayn in rural Daraa after being shot by unknown assailants on a motorcycle.

In the Al-Hamdaniyah neighborhood of Aleppo, a young man was killed inside a PlayStation gaming shop by unidentified gunmen. Meanwhile, in the village of Tawi Rumman in eastern rural Raqqa, a person was shot dead in a revenge-related incident.

In the town of Mahin in rural Homs, a young man was killed when a landmine, left over from the war, exploded while he was herding sheep.

In the Al-Naoura neighborhood of Idlib city, a young man died of his injuries after a grenade he was carrying exploded.

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