At least two people were killed and scores of others wounded on Saturday in a car bombing in north-western Syria.
The bombing rocked the center of Syrian city Idlib, causing heavy damage to houses and cars, reported Anadolu Agency, citing, White Helmets director in Idlib Mustafa Haj Youssef, as saying.
The White Helmets, which, is officially known as Syria Civil Defence, is a volunteer organisation that operates in parts of rebel-controlled Syria and in Turkey.
The wounded have been rushed to the hospitals in the area.
No one has claimed the responsibility of the attack by far.
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