An explosion hit the office of the governor in the southern Turkish city of Adana on Thursday, November 24 killing two people and seriously injured dozens of people. According to the information our correspondent in Istanbul gathered, the blast came from a vehicle parked in front of the governor’s building, it blown out windows and parts of the facade of the building. No immediate responsibility has been claimed for this deadly action but many including the Labour Minister (Mehmet Muezzinoglu) are saying that Kurdish PKK militants may have been responsible for this blast.The PKK militants which is considered a terrorist organization by the United States and European Union have carried out many attacks on Turkish security forces and government buildings since last year July when a ceasefire between the militant group and the Turkish government collapsed.
Source: Viewers Corner News.