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DAMADCUS: Syrian authorities discovered a mass grave in Palmyra, state media said, unearthing 12 bodies in the ancient city that had been overrun by Daesh group fighters for two years. “Authorities found the remains of a number of civilians and soldiers in a mass grave near Palmyra’s archaeological theater,” Syria’s official news agency SANA said. Twelve bodies were recovered ....
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× 14 April 2021: Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games mascot Miraitowa poses with a display of Olympic Symbol after unveiling ceremony of the symbol on Mt. Takao in Hachioji, west of Tokyo, to mark 100 days before the start of 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Photo: dpa 1/4 A Pakistani man prepares traditional food at a restaurant for pre-dawn meals (Sehri) during the fasting month of Ramadan, in Peshawar, Pakistan, 14 April 2021. EPA/ARSHAD ARBAB 2/4 Palestinians shop in the market on the first day of the holy month of Ramadan amid the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in Gaza City, 13 April 2021. EPA/MOHAMMED SABER 3/4 People walk with sun umbrellas across a bridge near Marina Bay Sands hotels and resorts centre in Singapore on April 14, 2021. (Photo by ROSLAN RAHMAN / AFP) ....
Remains of IS-beheaded Syria archaeologist still missing: son Issued on: Ruins of Syria s Roman-era ancient city of Palmyra LOUAI BESHARA AFP 2 min Damascus (AFP) The remains of Khaled al-Assaad, a Syrian archaeologist beheaded by Islamic State group jihadists, have yet to be recovered, his son told AFP on Wednesday. The official SANA news agency reported in February that authorities had uncovered three corpses in Kahloul, 10 kilometres (six miles) east of the ancient city of Palmyra where Assaad was killed in 2015. Assaad was believed to be among them, SANA said at the time, ahead of DNA testing. But two months later, DNA results have shown that the remains of the archaeologist have yet to be found, his son Tareq said. ....