Car bomb hits Syrian capital as truce comes to bloody end

People inspecting damage at the site where a car bomb exploded in the Al Rawda area of Jaramana, southern Damascus on October 29, 2012.

A general view of the site where a car bomb exploded.

NBC News wire services report — Syrian jets bombed suburbs of Damascus and a car bomb killed 10 people in the capital on Monday, the last day of a four-day truce that U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon acknowledged had failed.
Each side blamed the other for breaching the Eid al-Adha truce arranged by international envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, who nevertheless promised to pursue his peace efforts.
Syrian state television said women and children were among those killed or wounded by a "terrorist car bomb" near a bakery in Jaramana, in the southeast of Damascus. Local residents say the district is controlled by Assad loyalists. 
EDITOR'S NOTE: Pictures released by the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency. 

People gathering at the site of the explosion.

An injured girl on a stretcher after receiving first aid.

People in a damaged building at the site of the explosion.