(ROUGH CUT ONLY - NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br/> <br />Syrian troops backed by armoured vehicles on Sunday (May 13) shot dead seven civilians when they overran a rebellious Sunni Muslim village west of the city of Hama, burning houses and arresting dozens of people, an activists' organisation said.<br/> <br />Four women were among those killed in the village of Tamanaa in al-Ghab, a lush plain in the rural epicentre of the 14-month revolt against President Bashar al-Assad's rule, said the Syrian Network for Human Rights, an opposition activists' group monitoring the crackdown.<br/> <br />A video posted to a social media website apparently showed dead bodies wrapped in white cloth and draped with flowers in what appeared to be a mosque. The bodies were marked with pieces of paper that carried the names of the dead.<br/> <br />Reuters cannot independently verify the content of videos obtained from social media websites.
