On Tuesday, April 11, in the southeast of Turkey, in the central district of the city of Diyarbakir, there was an explosion. According to NTV, the incident happened near the riot police headquarters. In this building, police cars were being repaired.
Explosion destroyed the building, where there was a workshop for the repair of police armored vehicles.
According to the Turkish television channel Haberturk, one civilian was killed, ten people were injured.
According to Süleyman Soylu, Turkish Interior Minister, the explosion in Diyarbakir is not a terrorist act. It happened during the repair work, the politician noted.
It is possible that a gas cylinder could become the cause of the tragedy, experts said. At the scene of the incident, police and special services officers work.
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