A string of powerful explosions rocked a Syrian army installation in the town of al-Eis near Aleppo, officials said, injuring at least four people. Authorities warned residents to stay away from the site amid concerns about further detonations and safety risks.
Local officials issued public advisories urging civilians to avoid the immediate area around the installation. They said emergency measures were in place to secure the scene and to prevent bystanders from entering zones that could still be dangerous.
The cause of the blasts was not immediately clear and authorities had not provided a detailed explanation. There was no immediate confirmation from the Syrian military or from other agencies about what triggered the explosions.
Details about the condition of those injured were limited, and officials did not release information about fatalities. The incident drew concern because of its proximity to populated areas, prompting warnings and a call for people to follow safety instructions from local authorities.
Reporting on the incident is ongoing, and further updates may emerge as officials release more information about the cause of the explosions and the status of the injured.