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Second bombing in a month in Ankara posts threat to Turkish Government

This picture taken on March 13, 2016, shows a burning car after a blast in Ankara. (Getty)
This picture taken on March 13, 2016, shows a burning car after a blast in Ankara. (Getty) Source: Getty Images

An explosion in the heart of the Turkish capital Ankara has killed at least 34 people with 125 others currently being treated in hospital. The blast occurred near the central Guven Park in what is believed to have been a suicide car bombing. The explosion comes less than a month after a suicide car bombing just blocks away killed 29 people. Ivan and Selina report.


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By Ivan Leung

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An explosion in the heart of the Turkish capital Ankara has killed at least 34 people with 125 others currently being treated in hospital. The blast occurred near the central Guven Park in what is believed to have been a suicide car bombing. The explosion comes less than a month after a suicide car bombing just blocks away killed 29 people. Ivan and Selina report.



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