Mohammad Ghamira, a former White Helmets volunteer, was buried in his hometown of Al-Haffah in Latakia, Syria.
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What happened
Mohammad Ghamira, a former White Helmets volunteer, was buried in his hometown of Al-Haffah in Latakia, Syria.
Who's involved
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Al-Haffah
town in Latakia Governorate, Syria
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Syria
country in West Asia
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Latakia
principal port city of Syria
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