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11:30, 07 July 2012 Saturday
Turkish driver wounded in Syria taken to hospital in Turkey
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Turkish driver wounded in Syria taken to hospital in Turkey
Sources said that Baglama had unloaded his cargo in Saudi Arabia and had been returning to Turkey via Syria.

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A Turkish truck driver, who was injured in an attack in Syria, was taken to a hospital in Turkey.

Driver Abdurrahman Baglama was attacked by unknown assailants near Syria's Babel Hava border gate late on Friday.

He was carried to Turkey's Cilvegozu border gate by other drivers, and transferred to Antakya State Hospital for treatment.

Sources said that Baglama had unloaded his cargo in Saudi Arabia and had been returning to Turkey via Syria.


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