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November 4th, 2012
12:41 PM ET
Child killed in blast near Turkish wedding
People were celebrating a wedding when a car bomb went off nearby Sunday, leaving an 11-year-old child dead, in the Turkish town of Semdinli.
Another 18 people were wounded in the attack in Hakkari Province, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
A car exploded as an armored police vehicle was passing by, according to the semi-official Anadolu news agency.
"Because this despicable attack occurred near an area with a wedding unfortunately there were civilian casualties," said Erdogan.
The injured were taken to nearby hospitals.
The attack in Turkey's Hakkari Province also wounded 18 people, officials said.
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Muslims will be Muslims
Well said.
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Take it easy Turk. It's not like he drew a picture of Mohammed or something. But you did a good job of validating the stereotype with that threat, didn't you.
CNN blogs. Where people can make threats and have them stay up undeleted for a couple of hours.