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Mortar blast kills four kids in Benghazi, injures four others

byNigel Ash
October 20, 2015
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Mortar blast kills four kids in Benghazi, injures four others

A pall of spoke rises from an air in Leithi yesterday. (Photo: contributed)

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By Libya Herald reporters.

A pall of spoke rises from an air in Leithi yesterday. (Photo: contributed)
A pall of spoke rises from an air in Leithi yesterday. (Photo: contributed)

Benghazi, 19 October 2015:

Four children died today and four others were seriously injured when a mortar shell exploded . . .[restrict]where they were all playing in Benghazi’s Leithi district.

The children, all boy,s were rushed to Jalaa Hospital when four of them were pronounced dead. A hospital spokesman said the others were being treated for a range of injuries, some of them serious.

It is not thought that the victims were near any army position. These latest civilian deaths are however characteristic of the recent battles, which have largely involved mortar and artillery exchanges from either side with air strikes from the air force.

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