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Turkey condemns terror attack in Pakistan

The Turkish Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Tuesday, severely condemning Monday's bomb attack in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

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At least 35 people, including two women and children, were killed and 63 other were injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a bank.

"We reiterate our readiness to extend any kind of support in our capacity to help friend and brotherly Pakistan secure a prosper and a peaceful future," the statement said.

03 November 2009, Tuesday

THE ANATOLIA NEWS AGENCY  ANKARA

   

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