32 dead and 90 wounded in two bombings in pro-Syrian regime’ Homs neighbourhood

An estimated 32 people have been killed and 90 others wounded following two explosions in the Syrian city of Homs on Monday, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The observatory said that two suicide attacks – one using an explosive belt and the other a car bomb – took place in the Alawite-majority area of Al-Zahra neighbourhood in the centre of Homs.

The official news agency of Assad’s regime, SANA, said that six people were killed in two car bombs near the main square in Al-Zahra.