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14:56, 23 June 2012 Saturday
115 more Syrians enter Turkey
The number of Syrians in camps in Turkey is more than 30,000.
World Bulletin/News Desk
115 more Syrians, including one injured person and military personnel, have entered Turkey on Saturday after fleeing clashes in their country.
115 Syrians, including one injured person, 20 soldiers and their families, entered Turkey via Kusakli, Kavalcik and Bukulmez villages of the southern town of Reyhanli.
Syrians whose majority are women and children would be sent to Sanliurfa province while Syrian soldiers and their families would get sent to the Apaydin camp in southern province of Hatay.
The number of Syrians in camps in Turkey is more than 30,000.
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