Explosion at a café in Damascus: 4 dead, many injured

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NEWS CENTRE – Four people have lost their lives and many others have been injured in an explosion at a café on the road leading to Hamidiye Market in Damascus, the capital of Syria.
 
The explosion took place at a café situated between the Hijaz Railway and the Palace of Justice in Damascus. 
 
According to a report by the official Syrian news agency SANA, four people were killed and many others were injured. The injured were taken to nearby hospitals. 
 
No official statement has yet been issued regarding the incident. 
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