Roadside bombs hit military bus in Syrian capital, killing 13
The Hindu
The blasts occurred during the rush hour when people were heading to work and school.
Two roadside bombs exploded near a bus carrying troops in the Syrian capital Damascus early Wednesday, killing 13 people and wounding others, the state TV reported.
The Syrian state TV showed a footage of the charred bus in central Damascus, saying the blasts occurred during the rush hour when people were heading to work and school.
Such attacks in Damascus have been rare in recent years after government forces captured suburbs that were once held by the insurgents.
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