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09:40, 07 Augustos 2012 Tuesday
1,124 more Syrians enter Turkey
Alongside 1,124 Syrians there are 37 soldiers entered Turkey too.
World Bulletin / News Desk
1,124 more Syrians entered Turkey on Monday after fleeing clashes in Syria.
Alongside 1,124 Syrians there are 37 soldiers entered Turkey too.
The Syrian military officials and their family members had been sent to the Apaydin camp while others would get sent to other camps.
Wounded Syrians have been taken to nearby hospitals for treatment.
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