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09:42, 03 Augustos 2012 Friday
1,205 Syrians cross in Turkey
The Syrians entered Turkey via southeastern Hatay province.
World Bulletin / News Desk
A total of 1,205 Syrians, who escaped from the violence in their country, have crossed in Turkey on Thursday.
Among the Syrians, there are 31 wounded as well as 49 soldiers.
Wounded Syrians were taken to hospitals, while the rest of the Syrians were hosted in camps in several cities.
The Syrians entered Turkey via southeastern Hatay province.
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