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Mortality levels rise in Sweida town in southwestern Syria on Wednesday.
A suicide bomber has spread to a market where an indeterminate number of people are dead. Two other suicide bombers are shot dead by the Syrian army before the release of their explosives, according to the official Sana news agency.
According to the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights (SOHR) based in London more than 200 people were killed in the attacks, according to state-controlled media belonging to the terrorist sect IS
. At the same time, local authorities say 215 people were killed and 180 injured, reports Reuters.
Suicide bombings occurred after the Syrian regime attacked Daesh fights for several days. According to a SOHR report, the regime now controls 80 percent of southwestern Syria. The only group that refused to be evacuated from the area is IS.
In a statement, IS says the group is behind the attacks. To find out more: Thousands of rebels evacuated from Syria
Read more: UN: 250,000 Syrian refugees stranded in the desert
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