The Syrian regime forces carried out two new massacres in northern city of Aleppo at Al-Dhamir town, killing at least 60 people, the Syrian Revolution Public Authority claimed on Sunday. A statement by the authority said the Aleppo's massacre claimed lives of 46 people, among them 21 children and four women, as result of bombardments by barrels filled with fuel, in addition to injuring dozens more. The Syrian regime warplane bombed Al-Hamra, Haidaria, Al-Ferdous areas, killing seven people in Al-Sakhour town, mostly children, including three casualties in Al-Marja area. The statement noted that these are preliminary numbers which are expected to increase due to ongoing rescue operations. In Al-Dhamir city the death toll caused by air strikes reached at least 15 people, among them four children and two women, in addition to dozens injured, the statement added.