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Explosion in Istanbul district near bus stop, some wounded – media Blast targets police vehicle near bus stop in central Istanbul, at least 5 injured – media
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An explosion has reportedly ripped through the central Istanbul district of Vezneciler near a bus stop. Some people have been wounded, Reuters reported citing broadcaster CNN Turk. An explosion targeting a Turkish police bus ripped through central Istanbul near a university and tourist sites during the morning rush hour. At least five people have been injured, according to media reports.
A number of ambulances have been sent to the area, according to media reports. The NTV broadcaster reportedly said the explosion took place as a police vehicle was passing the area.
Media said the explosion took place as a police vehicle was passing the area.
Reports vary on the exact location of the explosion. According to CNN Turk, the bomb attack occurred in the central Istanbul district of Vezneciler. Turkish broadcaster NTV reported that a powerful blast took place in the city's Beyazıt area.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attack so far, which happened during the morning rush hour.
A fresh wave of explosions has hit Turkish cities in recent months, including major urban areas.A fresh wave of explosions has hit Turkish cities in recent months, including major urban areas.
A car stuffed with explosives detonated near military barracks in Istanbul in May, injuring eight people. The Turkish military blamed the attack on Kurdish fighters.A car stuffed with explosives detonated near military barracks in Istanbul in May, injuring eight people. The Turkish military blamed the attack on Kurdish fighters.
In March, 37 people were killed in a bombing near public bus stops in the Turkish capital, Ankara.In March, 37 people were killed in a bombing near public bus stops in the Turkish capital, Ankara.
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