An 11-year-old child was injured by a cluster bomb explosion during the bombing of the regime forces, earlier on the town of Souran, north of Hama, yesterday, Saturday, August 27.

Sources reported that a cluster bomb, remnants of a previous bombing by the regime forces and their loyal militias, exploded in the town of Soran, north of Hama, injuring an 11-year-old child.

In a related context, four people were killed by two mine explosions in two separate incidents in Hama countryside, when the first landmine exploded in a car carrying three people, killing them, and the second exploded in a person in the eastern countryside of the province on July 14.

On June 11, nine people died and about 27 were injured when a landmine exploded in a car that was taking them to Deir al-Adas town in Daraa countryside.

Recently, there have been repeated incidents of landmine explosions in different regions of Syria as a result of the spread of remnants of war, and many areas controlled by the regime witnessed repeated killings due to the explosion of landmines and remnants of war.