Terrorist blast hit the Syrian city of Hama on Saturday, a day after 26 people were killed in a twin blast in Sweida.

Terrorist blast hit the Syrian city of Hama on Saturday, a day after 26 people were killed in a twin blast in Sweida.

Official news agency, SANA, reported that terrorists blew up an explosive device in al-Hader neighborhood in Hama, causing material damage only.

The explosive device was attached to car that was parked near a restaurant in the neighborhood, SANA quoted a Police Command source as saying on Saturday.

The car and another one next to it were burned as a result of the blast, the Syrian agency added.

Earlier on Friday, twin terrorist blasts rocked the southern city of Sweida, killing 26 people, and injuring much more, SANA reported.

Terrorists blew up a car bomb on Dahr al-Jabal road on the eastern outskirts of Sweida city. Almost simultaneously, another car bomb went off outside the National Hospital in the city, the agency added.