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Six police officers killed in blast in southern Turkish city Deadly blast targets police vehicle in southern Turkish city
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Six police officers have been killed and about 20 people wounded after an explosion hit a passing police vehicle in the south-eastern Turkish city of Diyarbakır. A security source said the injured included civilians. Seven people have been killed and 27 others wounded after an explosion hit a passing police vehicle in the south-eastern Turkish city of Diyarbakır, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said. The blast detonated as a vehicle carrying special forces and riot police passed a bus station in the city, the largest in the mainly Kurdish south-east.
The blast detonated as a vehicle carrying special forces and riot police passed by a bus station in the city, the largest in the mainly Kurdish south-east. Several cars were damaged and almost all the windows of a high-rise building in the area were shattered. At least six ambulances were deployed to collect casualties, and security forces rushed to seal off the area.
The blast damaged several cars and shattered almost all the windows of a high rise building in the area. At least six ambulances deployed to collect casualties and security forces rushed to seal off the area.
The south-east has been hit by waves of violence since a ceasefire between the militant Kurdistan Workers party (PKK) and the government collapsed last July.The south-east has been hit by waves of violence since a ceasefire between the militant Kurdistan Workers party (PKK) and the government collapsed last July.
The prime minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu, whose government has waged a relentless campaign against PKK rebels since last summer, was due on Friday to make a rare visit to Diyarbakır.The prime minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu, whose government has waged a relentless campaign against PKK rebels since last summer, was due on Friday to make a rare visit to Diyarbakır.
Hundreds of security force members, rebels and civilians have been killed since the PKK resumed its more than three-decade insurgency after the truce collapsed. Hundreds of security force members, rebels and civilians have been killed since the PKK resumed its more than three-decade insurgency after the truce ended.