Damascus, Syria – The death toll from the bombing that targeted a cafe in the Syrian capital, Damascus, has risen to 10, with 21 others injured, according to official sources. Rescue and ambulance teams are continuing to transport the injured and provide them with medical care. Security forces have launched an investigation to determine the circumstances of the incident.
Authorities reported that the explosion occurred inside the cafe during a period when it was crowded with customers. The blast resulted in fatalities and injuries, as well as causing material damage to the site. Several neighboring buildings and shops were also damaged. Civil defense teams quickly evacuated the area and secured the surroundings.
The Syrian Ministry of Health confirmed that hospitals received the injured. It also indicated that some were in critical condition, which could lead to an increase in the death toll in the coming hours. Medical teams are working to provide the necessary care to the injured.
Security forces cordoned off the site of the explosion. Forensic teams began collecting evidence to determine the nature of the explosion and those responsible. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack.
The explosion sparked grief and anxiety among residents of the capital. Security efforts are ongoing to uncover the details of the incident. Authorities affirmed that they will take all necessary measures to pursue those involved and bring them to justice. They also emphasized the strengthening of security measures in vital areas to prevent the recurrence of such attacks.
