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'One dead' in Turkey hotel blast One killed in Turkey hotel blast
(about 2 hours later)
At least one person has been killed in an explosion at a hotel in a Turkish holiday resort, according to reports. One person has died in an explosion at a hotel in a Turkish holiday resort.
About 10 other people - including tourists and hotel staff - were injured in the blast in the southern coastal resort of Belek, Turkish media said. At least 10 others - including tourists and hotel staff - were injured in the blast in the coastal town of Belek.
It is thought a gas-tank exploded at about 0630 (0430 GMT) in the five-star Kaya Hotel in Antalya region. Police said a liquid petroleum gas tank exploded in the kitchen of the five-star Kaya Hotel in the southern Antalya region.
The dead man was a member of staff who was working in the hotel kitchen, reports said. The dead man was a member of staff at the hotel, Turkish media said. Tourists from Russia and Norway were among those injured, according to police.
Ambulances and firefighters rushed to the scene and evacuated the hotel, Turkish television said. Ambulances and firefighters rushed to the scene and evacuated the hotel, Turkish TV said.
Media reports suggested the blast happened when a giant liquefied petroleum gas-tank exploded. Television pictures showed shattered windows at the hotel.
Russian media said two tourists from their country had been hurt.
Doctors have so far not released any details of their condition.
Police said the explosion, which happened at about 0630 (0430 GMT), may have been caused by hotel workers trying to refill the gas tank.