At least ten people
were killed in a bomb attack in the northern Syrian town of Al-Bab near the
Turkish border, according to Turkish state-run Anadolu News agency.
However, the
Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said at least 14 people were
killed, including nine civilians.
The blast reportedly
happened when the bomb struck a bus and taxi station in the town.
There’s been no
official confirmation on the death toll, and it’s not immediately clear who
carried out the attack.
Al-Bab, 30 kilometers
south of the Turkish border, is now controlled by the Turkish Army and its
allied forces.
