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3 soldiers wounded in suicide bomber attack in Nawar camp, Arsal
Five suicide bombings, an explosive device and a grenade attack were launched against the Lebanese Army in the northeastern border town of Arsal, leaving seven soldiers wounded, an Army statement said.
A suicide bomber blew himself up with an explosive belt as an Army patrol was inspecting the Nawar camp for Syrian refugees in Arsal, according to the statement. “He blew himself up ... in front of one of the raiding patrols, leaving [the bomber] dead and leaving three soldiers lightly wounded,” the Army said.
A statement from the Lebanese Army confirmed that a Syrian girl was killed after one of the attackers "blew himself up near a displaced family."
They did not mention if other refugees were wounded or killed.
Local TV channel LBCI reported that a child was killed and two other people were wounded as result of the attacks in the Nawar camp.
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