34 dead after Syria car bombs
At least 34 people have been killed after two car bombs exploded in a district of the Syrian capital of Damascus, according to the Reuters news agency.
Car bombs 'kill at least 34'
The two car bombs that were set off in a district of Damascus have killed at least 34, according to the Reuters news agency.
The explosions struck the eastern neighbourhood of Jaramana, tearing through shops and bringing debris crashing down on cars.
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