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To summarize: A car bomb and two suicide bombers caused the explosions.

Syrian state media say the explosions were caused by a car bomb and two suicide bombers and television images showed burning buildings and destroyed cars.

More than a hundred injured people have been reported.

The self-proclaimed Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attacks.

At least 45 people died and dozens of injuries have been reported.

A bus and a military barracks were seriously damaged.

Correspondents assure that the damage is enormous.

BBC journalists there said there was a strong smell of explosives, blood and burnt fruit in the air, as there was a market nearby.

The BBC's Damascus correspondent Rami Ruhayem said "the destruction is enormous" and that the explosion hit several vehicles, including a bus that was in the middle of the road and was "completely destroyed and overturned."

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The sanctuary in the area is one of the most popular among Shiite Muslims and houses the tomb of one of the Prophet Muhammad's granddaughters.

The temple had long been under the spotlight of Islamist jihadists, who threatened to attack it in February of last year.

The explosions occurred near one of the most popular temples among Shiite Muslims.

The Islamic State radicals said in a statement that "two caliphate soldiers carried out martyrdom operations in the Sayyida Zeinab area, killing about 50 and wounding about 120."

Peace dialogues and tensions

The attacks occurred as members of the Syrian government and opposition groups meet in Geneva, Switzerland, for UN-sponsored peace negotiations to try to achieve peace in Syria.

The main opposition group backed away from its threat to boycott the talks, but said the Syrian government should meet some...\nSummary in the same language as the doc:<end_of_turn>
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