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Turkey bans media coverage of Diyarbakir blast

Turkey bans media coverage of Diyarbakir blast

YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 4, ARMENPRESS. The Radio and Television Supreme Council of Turkey has suspended coverage of the Diyarbakir blast, Anadolu reports.

The Council’s statement says media coverage of the explosion – except official announcements – is suspended, due to “security concerns”.

Both civilians and police were killed and many people were wounded in a car bomb attack in Turkey's southeastern city of Diyarbakir on Friday, Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said in a speech.

The blast, which state authorities blamed on Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants, came hours after police detained politicians from the mostly Kurdish region's biggest party.








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