Families of victims killed in Jordanian strike deny links to church attack
Jordanian strikes on Syria in retaliation for last week’s church attack killed at least seven people, including a family of five. Amman said it targeted ‘terrorist hideouts’, but relatives of the victims deny any link to the attack. Al Jazeera’s Obaida Hitto reports from Deraa.
“With the arrest of Hritik Kumar along with two others in firing incident at Tiger Shroff in Mumbai, it’s the death of a dream as well for the family”
Agitated family members, kin and villagers prevented the forest personnel and the police from retrieving the body of the deceased man.
The Maradun council chairman says 12 members of a family, including women and children, died in an attack on Gidan Taba village. Many other residents were reportedly abducted.
The strike leaves more than 70 percent of northern Iraq's Kurdish region without power.
By Idris Salisu, Gusau Armed men suspected to be bandits have killed 12 members of the same family and abducted several residents during an attack on Gidan Taba village in Maradun Local Government Area of Zamfara State. A source in the area told Vanguard that the victims belonged to the family of one Mallam Muhammadu Sani, who had gathered his relatives in a single room in an attempt to protect them from the attackers.
Mourners left candles in Krakow's main market square to honor the victims of the attack. Police confirmed that the bodies found at the suspect's home were those of his parents and sister.