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THREE KILLED IN TURK PUBLISHING HOUSE ATTACK - TV
Reuters
18 Apr 2007 11:17:30 GMT
ISTANBUL, April 18 (Reuters) - Three people were killed in an attack
on a publishing house in the southeastern Turkish province of Malatya
on Wednesday, private broadcaster NTV reported.
Television pictures showed the casualties being carried out of the
building.
The attack follows the murder earlier this year of Armenian-Turkish
editor Hrant Dink by an ultranationalist, which prompted extra security
for writers and journalists.
Thousands attend a funeral for the victims of a bus accident in Izmir
April 15, 2007. The bus carrying primary school students collided
with a truck in central Turkey on Saturday, killing 32 people, a local
governor said. Most of the dead were students on a trip to Cappadocia,
renowned for unusual rock formations and rock-caved churches which
are a popular tourist attraction.
Reuters
18 Apr 2007 11:17:30 GMT
ISTANBUL, April 18 (Reuters) - Three people were killed in an attack
on a publishing house in the southeastern Turkish province of Malatya
on Wednesday, private broadcaster NTV reported.
Television pictures showed the casualties being carried out of the
building.
The attack follows the murder earlier this year of Armenian-Turkish
editor Hrant Dink by an ultranationalist, which prompted extra security
for writers and journalists.
Thousands attend a funeral for the victims of a bus accident in Izmir
April 15, 2007. The bus carrying primary school students collided
with a truck in central Turkey on Saturday, killing 32 people, a local
governor said. Most of the dead were students on a trip to Cappadocia,
renowned for unusual rock formations and rock-caved churches which
are a popular tourist attraction.