QAMISHLI, Syria, July 27, 2016 (AFP) - Qamishli in the Kurdish-dominated Syrian city on Wednesday, killing at least 44 people and injured dozens of Islamic State group claimed a massive bomb explosion.
From the beginning of the Syrian conflict in March 2011, the largest and deadliest attack to hit the city was.
Syrian state media, where many local Kurdish Ministries of the city to a western district, which hit explosion, 44 dead and 140 injured gave a toll.
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring children and women were among those killed add, gave the toll to 48 dead.
Kurdish officials an explosive-laden suicide bombers attacked a truck driving by
From the beginning of the Syrian conflict in March 2011, the largest and deadliest attack to hit the city was.
Syrian state media, where many local Kurdish Ministries of the city to a western district, which hit explosion, 44 dead and 140 injured gave a toll.
The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring children and women were among those killed add, gave the toll to 48 dead.
Kurdish officials an explosive-laden suicide bombers attacked a truck driving by
The blast was initially described as a double bombing, but local officials and the Observatory said the bomb had detonated a nearby fuel container, leading to reports of a second explosion.
An AFP journalist saw devastating scenes in the bomb's aftermath, with distraught civilians, some covered in blood, staggering through rubble past twisted metal and the burned-out remains of cars.
One man running along the streets was completely covered in blood, his shirt drenched red.
He was gripping the arm of a small boy whose face was grey and red with blood and dust.
They ran past a hysterical woman who was crying and screaming, her clothes torn. A girl and boy stood next to her, apparently in shock.
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