Car bomb rocks southeast Turkey after pro-Kurdish lawmakers detained
A car bomb rocked southeastern Turkey's largest city on Friday, killing at least one person and
injuring more than 40, security sources said, hours after police detained the leaders of the mostly
Kurdish region's biggest political party. The blast struck near the police station in Diyarbakir where
some of the party leaders were being held in a terrorism probe. It tore off the facades of buildings
and firefighters were searching debris for people trapped there. Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said
police and civilians were killed.