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Three children and fireman injured due to fire at al-Dahmoosh station, Deir Ezzor

27/01/2021
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Eyewitnesses told Deir Ezzor 24 that a fire in the al-Dhmoosh fuel station in the al-Jorah neighborhood in the city of Deir Ezzor, injured three children and a fireman.

The children had breathing difficulties due to inhaling smoke. They were transported to hospital.

The children’s health state is stable, as they received first aid. They are still in hospital.

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