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Car bomb in Ankara kills 37

Destinations
Edward Robertson
14 March 2016

At least 37 people were killed and 125 wounded in another car bomb attack in the Turkish capital of Ankara.

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The explosion caused by the car which was “packed with explosives” occurred on Sunday night in the capital’s transit hub of Kizilay.

At least two of those killed in the attack were believed to be behind it, although no group has come forward to take responsibility for it.

It is the second car-bombing in Ankara since the start of the year. An attack in February left 28 dead and 61 injured.

Turkish president Recep Erdogan vowed to continue the fight against terrorism, adding: "Our people should not worry, the struggle against terrorism will for certain end in success and terrorism will be brought to its knees."