A woman and her daughter were injured in an explosion caused by war remnants inside a stove in the town of Bdama, located in the Idleb countryside.
According to a post from the Syrian Civil Defense on its Telegram channel, the explosion occurred when heating materials, which had unknowingly contained war remnants, were ignited by heat. The Civil Defense teams quickly responded, providing first aid and transporting the injured to the nearest medical facility for treatment.
The Civil Defense urged residents to remain vigilant and avoid storing war remnants in heating materials to prevent such accidents. “We urge residents to exercise caution and ensure the safety of their homes,” the post stated.
Earlier this month, on November 5, a child was killed and two others were seriously injured when a cluster bomb, left behind by the former regime, exploded in the Abu Duhur area of eastern Idleb while the children were playing in a field.
