Ankara Governorship has in its initial statement announced that 27 people have been killed, 75 others wounded in the explosion.
Broadcast ban has been put into effect following the explosion in Ankara. The ban has reportedly includes live broadcasting nearby the scene, footage of the moment when incident occurred and immediate afterwards, and bodies.
At least 27 have been killed and 75 have been wounded as a car bomb attack hit Turkey’s capital late on March 13. The blast marks the third major explosion in Ankara since October 2015
A car bomb has exploded in the Kizilay district in the Turkish capital Ankara, with officials saying at least 27 people are dead.
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