Photos: Syria – Damascus Explosion Reportedly Kills 13, Wounds Dozens
April 30, 2013
Security personnel walk in front of the former Interior Ministry building after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
People stand on a street lined with a damaged building and destroyed cars after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
People walk on a street lined with damaged cars after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
People walk on a street lined with a damaged building and destroyed cars after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
A destroyed car is pictured near the former Interior Ministry building after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
A destroyed car is pictured near a damaged building after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
People walk near a damaged car and the former Interior Ministry building after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
People walk on a street lined with a damaged building and destroyed cars after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
Security personnel walk near a destroyed car and the former Interior Ministry building after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
Security personnel walk near the former Interior Ministry building after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
People walk on a street lined with a damaged building and destroyed cars after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
People walk on a street lined with a damaged building and destroyed cars after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
People walk on a street near the former Interior Ministry building and destroyed cars after a blast at Marjeh Square in Damascus April 30, 2013. The bomb in central Damascus killed 13 people on Tuesday, state television said, a day after Prime Minister Wael al-Halki survived an attack on his convoy in the heart of the Syrian capital. State television said 70 people were wounded, several critically. The British-based Syrian Observatory reported 9 dead civilians and 3 security men and said the death toll was likely to rise. REUTERS/Khaled al-Hariri ( SYRIA-CRISIS/BOMB )
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