The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights' Head, Rami Abdel Rahman, told Agence France-Press (AFP) that at least 32 people have been killed in today's Syrian air raids on two towns to the north and northeast of Damascus.
He elaborated that 17 people were killed in Douma, northeast of Damascus, among of them a woman and a child, while 15 others in Kfar Batna, east of the capital, were also killed, including a woman and a child as well.