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At least 28 dead in suspected Isis suicide attack on Turkish border town Suruc explosion: At least 28 dead in suspected Isis suicide attack on Turkish border town
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A bomb has exploded in the Turkish town of Suruc near the Syrian border killing at least 28 people and wounding nearly 100 more.A bomb has exploded in the Turkish town of Suruc near the Syrian border killing at least 28 people and wounding nearly 100 more.
The suicide bombing, which Turkish officials say is believed to have been carried out by Isis, occurred at midday on Monday outside a cultural centre.The suicide bombing, which Turkish officials say is believed to have been carried out by Isis, occurred at midday on Monday outside a cultural centre.
The town is situated just 10km across the border from Kobani in Syria, where Kurdish fighters have been locked in a fierce battle with Isis for control.The town is situated just 10km across the border from Kobani in Syria, where Kurdish fighters have been locked in a fierce battle with Isis for control.
One senior official in Ankara, Turkey’s capital, told Reuters they believed the attack was a "retaliation for the Turkish government's efforts to fight terrorism".One senior official in Ankara, Turkey’s capital, told Reuters they believed the attack was a "retaliation for the Turkish government's efforts to fight terrorism".
One witness, who said his name was Mehmet, said: "I saw more than 20 bodies. I think the number of wounded is more than 50. They are still being put into ambulances. It was a huge explosion, we all shook."One witness, who said his name was Mehmet, said: "I saw more than 20 bodies. I think the number of wounded is more than 50. They are still being put into ambulances. It was a huge explosion, we all shook."
Officials from the interior ministry have said they believe the death toll could rise.Officials from the interior ministry have said they believe the death toll could rise.
Additional reporting by ReutersAdditional reporting by Reuters