31 killed, over 100 injured in bomb attack in Syria's Qamishli

DAMASCUS, July 27 — At slightest 31 individuals were killed and more than 100 others injured when twin bombings shook the overwhelmingly Kurdish city of Qamishli in northern Syria on Wednesday, dish Arab al-Mayadeen TV said. 

The report said that the loss of life is still preparatory, as the prevailing voices in Qamishli is encouraging individuals to give blood for the injured individuals a significant number of whom are in basic conditions. 

The impacts in Qamishli shook almost a security central command of the Kurdish Assayish security powers and another Kurdish strengths station. 

Qamishli, to a great extent controlled by the Kurds, has been the objective of rehashed bombings by the Islamic State (IS) dread gathering, because of the animosity and conflicts between the Kurdish contenders of the U.S. - supported People' Protection Units and the IS.