Turkey blast death toll continues to climb

May 11, 2013 22:42

Turkey has said it will take all measures against those testing the country's power after two car bombs killed 41 people and injured 100 others. The blast occurred on Saturday in a crowded area of the small town of Reyhanli in the southern

Turkish province of Hatay, just a few kilometres from the main border crossing into Syria. Bulent Arinc, the deputy prime minister of Turkey, said that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government were the "usual suspects" behind the deadly car bombs.

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