TURKISH INTERIOR MINISTRY SAYS 30 PEOPLE KILLED, 126 WOUNDED IN ANKARA BOMB BLASTS.
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ANKARA: Thirty people were killed and 126 were wounded in two explosions outside the main train station in the Turkish capital Ankara today, the Turkish Interior Ministry said.
The wounded were being treated in various hospitals after the explosions which occurred at 10:04 am (1234 IST) as people gathered for a rally organised by unions and civil society groups, the ministry said in a written statement.
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