Syrian Troops Fire on Protesters in Damascus -- Voice of America
Activists say Syrian security forces have opened fire on protesters taking part in a funeral procession in the capital, Damascus.
Witnesses says the shooting broke out Saturday at the funeral of three people killed by security forces during a protest in the area a day earlier.
Witnesses and activists say thousands of people participated in Saturday's procession in the Mezze neighborhood. Some injuries were reported, but an exact toll is not known.
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