叙利亚卫生部周五更正了有关大马士革郊区小巴爆炸的伤亡统计，称事件共造成14人受伤（其中3人重伤），无人死亡[1]。这一数据推翻了该部门周四晚间宣布的两人死亡的结论[1]。
卫生部解释称，原先的死亡判定源于在爆炸残骸中发现的三截断肢，但经过调查发现这些断肢实际上来自正在接受手术治疗的伤者[1]。爆炸发生在大马士革Jaramana地区，官方认为系由安放在小巴内的爆炸装置引发[1]。一个名为Minbar Ansar al-Rasoul的组织声称对这起袭击负责[1]。这是叙利亚在一个月内发生的第三起爆炸事件[1]。
Syria's Health Ministry revised its casualty count from the minibus explosion in Damascus on Friday, announcing that 14 people were wounded, including three with severe injuries, and that there were no deaths [1]. This correction contradicted the ministry's earlier statement on Thursday, which had reported two fatalities [1].
The revision came after investigators determined that what officials initially mistook for evidence of deaths—three severed limbs recovered from the wreckage—actually belonged to injured survivors who were undergoing surgery [1]. The explosion in the Jaramana area was attributed to an explosive device planted inside the minibus [1], with an obscure organization called Minbar Ansar al-Rasoul claiming responsibility for the attack [1]. This incident marked the third bombing in Syria within a month, occurring against a backdrop of rising tensions that included at least ten deaths in April 2025 during sectarian violence between the Druze minority and government-aligned Sunni Muslims, and two additional explosions in early July that wounded at least 18 people during French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Syria [1].