The Washington Times

Pro-government gunmen attack 2 Syrian villages, witnesses say

The New York-based group said security forces did not allow ambulances to approach the road to pick up the wounded after prayers Friday in the southern town of Daraa and in Harasta, near Damascus.

Friday marked the single bloodiest day of the uprising, with 37 killed around the country.

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