Number of Ankara Blast victims rises
The number of victims of the terrorist attack in Ankara has increased to 37, Turkish Health Minister Mehmet Muezzinoglu said, TRT Haber reported on March 14.
The minister said that condition of the 15 injured in an explosion in Ankara is critical, and 125 people injured in the terrorist attack are currently in the city hospitals.
A car bomb exploded in Ankara on March 13. The explosion near transport hub is the third deadly attack in the city in the past six months. Exploded car was stolen on February 10 in Sanliurfa province, in the southeast of Turkey.
Following a deadly car blast in Ankara, Turkish police are looking for another 20 car bombs in the country, the Head Police Department of Turkey reported.
The PKK (Kurdistan Workers' Party) terrorist organization intends to carry out a series of terrorist attacks in major cities of Turkey March 20, according to the law enforcement bodies.
The police is currently holding an anti-terrorist operation in some districts of Istanbul, Anadolu agency reported.
Some 36 people, including foreigners, were detained in this operation. The citizenship of the detained foreigners was not revealed.
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