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Turkey steel factory blast kills at least 17 people

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An explosion at a steel plant in western Turkey resulted in 17 fatalities and over ten injuries[1, 3, 5]. Turkish President Erdogan promised a thorough investigation into the cause of the tragedy[1]. Turkish authorities have arrested five individuals in connection with the incident[2].

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  1. Families' agony after deadly Turkey steel blast kills 18

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  2. Blast at steel plant kills 16 in Turkey

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  3. Fabrikadaki patlamada ölü sayısı 18'e çıktı, kayıp işçi aranıyor: 9 tutuklama (4) - İzmir Haberleri

    Death toll rises to 18 in factory explosion, missing workers being searched: 9 arrested (4) - Izmir News

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  4. İzmir Aliağa'da HABAŞ fabrikası patlamasında 18 kişi öldü, 9 şüpheli tutuklandı

    18 killed in HABAŞ factory explosion in Aliağa, Izmir, 9 suspects arrested

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  5. Aliağa'da HABAŞ'taki patlamada 18 kişi öldü, 11 şüpheli adliyeye sevk edildi

    In Aliağa, 18 people died in a HABAŞ explosion, 11 suspects sent to court

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  6. Počet obetí výbuchu v oceliarni na západe Turecka sa zvýšil...

    The number of victims of the explosion in the steel plant in western Turkey has increased...

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  7. Na západě Turecka vybuchla ocelárna. Zemřelo 17 lidí

    In western Turkey, a steel plant exploded. 17 people died.

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