16:36, 14 July 2012 Saturday
549 more Syrians enter Turkey on Saturday
Nine injured Syrians in the group were taken to hospital in Reyhanli town of the southern province of Hatay.
World Bulletin/News Desk
549 more Syrians have entered Turkey on Saturday after fleeing clashes in their country.
Nine injured Syrians in the group were taken to hospital in Reyhanli town of the southern province of Hatay.
Some of them came from Turkmen villages of the Syrian city of Latakia and entered Turkey via the Yayladagi town of Hatay.
They were taken to a lodging facility in Yayladagi.
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