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Home Gotcha 4 pro-Assad Jordanians injured in roadside bomb in Syria 21-11-2013 02:33 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Majed Dabbas - Four Jordanians were injured when a roadside bomb targeted a bus in the Syrian capital, Damascus on Thursday. A roadside bomb exploded nearby a convoy of buses carrying members of Jordan Writers Association and other pro-Assad activists on their way back to Jordan, Mowaffaq Mahadin, who heads the association told Ammon News. The bomb exploded nearly 15 kilometers away from the Jordanian border. Amjad Obaidat, Jihad Obaidat, Eissa Shatat, and Munirah Qahwaji were rushed to a clinic near the Syrian border, suffering from injuries to the head, he added.

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4 pro-Assad Jordanians injured in roadside bomb in Syria

21-11-2013 02:33 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Majed Dabbas - Four Jordanians were injured when a roadside bomb targeted a bus in the Syrian capital, Damascus on Thursday.

A roadside bomb exploded nearby a convoy of buses carrying members of Jordan Writers Association and other pro-Assad activists on their way back to Jordan, Mowaffaq Mahadin, who heads the association told Ammon News.

The bomb exploded nearly 15 kilometers away from the Jordanian border.

Amjad Obaidat, Jihad Obaidat, Eissa Shatat, and Munirah Qahwaji were rushed to a clinic near the Syrian border, suffering from injuries to the head, he added.

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