The Syrian Civil Defense teams found a charred, unidentified body of a young woman in her twenties, yesterday, Tuesday, in a garbage dump near Kali town, north of Idlib.

And the Civil Defense said in a publication through its official identifiers, that its teams transferred the body of the young woman to the forensic medicine headquarters in Idlib city, to reveal the causes and timing of death, in order to identify her and hand her over to her family.

For its part, the Forensic Medicine Center in Idlib Health Directorate said, "The unidentified body of a young woman in her twenties, arrived this morning, Tuesday, after it was found in a garbage dump on "Bab al-Hawa" highway."

It pointed out that after examining the body, it was found that the cause of death was due to "hypoxia caused by burning, and the time of death is estimated at about two hours from the time of detection," which took place at 11 am on December 14.

It added that he worked on documenting the corpse and keeping it in the forensic medicine refrigerator, and demanded that anyone who can identify it review the forensic medicine center in Idlib city.

It is noteworthy that the number of murders and assassinations has increased significantly recently in the northwestern regions of Syria.