Friday's fighting in Khan Sheikhoun was reported just hours after SANA, the news agency, said security had been restored in Hama. But the Syrian Observatory said armored personnel carriers and machine guns mounted on vehicles remained in the Hama late Thursday, and 27 people have been detained.
In June, thousands of residents of another town in Idlib province fled their homes for Turkey after Syrian troops moved in. The latest operations in the province have renewed fears that others may again cross the border to escape the five-month-old crisis.
One person was killed during a military raid in Saqba, on the outskirts of Damascus, the Syrian Observatory said, citing reports from opposition activists in the city.
In northern Syria, about 200 people were arrested Thursday in Saraqib after troops seized the city, according to the Syrian Observatory group, which cited reports from opposition activists in the city.
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