Eight people were killed in a bombing in the Turkish city of Gaziantep, an official in the
Interior Ministry said Monday.
A spokesman for the Gaziantep governorship said 66 people were wounded in the blast.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the explosion, which officials said was caused by a remote-controlled car bomb. However, southeastern Turkey has seen frequent attacks by the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK), designated a terrorist group by Turkey, the US and European Union.
"Our fighters have nothing to do with this explosion," Firat News, a website close to the PKK, cited the armed group as saying in a statement on Tuesday.
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