Death toll in Syria bombings reaches 62, ISIS claims responsibility for mosque bomb

Video aired on Syrian television news network El Ikhbariya showed the aftermath of the blasts, where children could be seen being carried to safety, some with blood on their faces.

Bomb in southern Syria kills 62
At least 62 people were killed in multiple bomb attacks that hit a southern suburb of Damascus on Sunday, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

Four blasts hit the Sayeda Zeinab district, which is home to a Shi'ite shrine. Another 180 people were wounded, the Observatory said.

Video aired on Syrian television news network El Ikhbariya showed the aftermath of the blasts, where children could be seen being carried to safety, some with blood on their faces.

Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks where a Shi'ite shrine is located, according to the Amaq news agency which supports the militant Sunni group.

It said two Islamic State suicide bombers blew themselves up in the Sayeda Zeinab district after detonating a car bomb. Witnesses and a monitoring group reported four bomb blasts.