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6 Killed, 100 Injured in Ankara Blast
World | May 23, 2007, Wednesday // 00:00
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The number of the injured in Tuesday's blast in the centre of Turkey's capital Ankara reached 100, according to official figures.
Six people were killed as a blast ripped off in one of the Turkish capital's busiest commercial centres at a rush hour.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said four Turks and one Pakistani were killed in the blast. Police said an injured person died later in a hospital, raising the death toll to six.
"Is it a suicide bomber or a parcel bomb? Technical teams are working on this," Erdogan told reporters after visiting the scene.
Local media cited an anti-terrorism police official, who speaking on condition of anonymity, said the lack of a crater at the explosion site suggested the possibility of a suicide bomb attack.
Six people were killed as a blast ripped off in one of the Turkish capital's busiest commercial centres at a rush hour.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said four Turks and one Pakistani were killed in the blast. Police said an injured person died later in a hospital, raising the death toll to six.
"Is it a suicide bomber or a parcel bomb? Technical teams are working on this," Erdogan told reporters after visiting the scene.
Local media cited an anti-terrorism police official, who speaking on condition of anonymity, said the lack of a crater at the explosion site suggested the possibility of a suicide bomb attack.
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