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Türkiye steel factory blast kills 10

Channel NewsAsia (CNA)

11/9/2026, 6:17:23 PM

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The explosion killed 10 workers and injured 15 others, with rescue teams continuing to search for people trapped under the rubble.

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Türkiye steel factory blast kills 10.
The explosion killed 10 workers and injured 15 others, with rescue teams continuing to search for people trapped under the rubble.
The explosion killed 10 workers and injured 15 others, with rescue teams continuing to search for people trapped under the rubble.

The explosion killed 10 workers and injured 15 others, with rescue teams continuing to search for people trapped under the rubble.

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