Ten people killed in Syria within one day

At least 10 people were killed in Syria in the past 24 hours in separate incidents, including explosions, assassinations, and civil clashes, according to the Syrian Observatory.

In the northern countryside of Deir ez-Zor, a young man died after a landmine left over from the war exploded in the town of Khasham, while a 15-year-old minor was killed in a similar explosion while working on a tractor in the area between Al-Za'zou and Al-Ma'ajila in the countryside of Suluk, north of Raqqa.

In Daraa, unknown gunmen targeted a member of the Damascus security forces with direct gunfire in the town of Hayt, killing him. Media activist Abdul Rahman al-Hariri, known as "Abu Shahin al-Sura," and another young man who was with him were also killed on the road between the town of al-Sura and the city of al-Harak.

In Damascus, a child was killed by a stray bullet during an armed clash that broke out between a number of citizens in the "Happy Land" amusement park on the airport road.

In the occupied city of Jarablus, east of Aleppo, a girl lost her life as a result of random gunfire during a wedding ceremony.

In the countryside of Al-Safira, east of Aleppo, a man from the village of Abu Driha was killed by unknown assailants on a motorcycle, accused of his previous dealings with the Baathist regime forces.

In the countryside of Idlib, two people were killed as a result of family clashes in which machine guns were used in the village of Filoun.

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ANHA