Syrian security forces are said to be killed 52 people belong to the Alawite Minority in the province of Latakia, according to a war monitoring group.
The footage seen in British-based observators based human rights reflect many bodies of civilian clothes in a garden house.
A source of administration of the Interior Ministry of the National Agency in the News Hope “each transgression” occurred at the beach and promised to stop them.
The BBC News has not yet determined claims that killings have been made by the forces of new Syrian rulers.
These clashes are followed Among government forces and warriors who are loyal to the deleted President Bashar Al-Assadthat left more than 70 dies.
A curfew was executed in towns of Homs, Latakia and Tartok, where the fight was broken.
Previously, BBC confirmed two videos showing a body carried behind a car in Latakia.
The United Nation’s Special Envoy for Syria, Geir Pedersen, said to a statement he “worried” in reports of blasts and killings.
He calls all parties to “avoid actions that inspire stresses, develop conflicts, develop the suffering of the affected communities, to suffering in Syria, and injure a reliable and infected political shift.”
The region is the limit of the heart of the alawite minority, and a pledge of the Assad family, which belongs to the sect.
The estimates of the number of people killed by violence differ, and the BBC does not make the independent prove them.
Residents say that they are the sectarian research targets, with a female alawite speaking BBC Arabic that many Syrians “fear” no matter what they are on the beach or in the capital.
He added that “everything is afraid from the present flow”, and fear they will be “scapegoats”.
Turkey and Russia warned that the bloodshed, worse from toppling Assad in December, threatening strength throughout the region.
The alimads, whose sect is an offshoot of Shia Islam, consists of 10% of the Syrian population, which is mostly sunni.