By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
An explosion in a city in southeastern Turkey has killed one person and wounded two others.
Police said the cause of Wednesday's blast outside a building housing businesses in Mardin city, was still under investigation. A police spokesman declined to say whether the blast was caused by a bomb.
The state-run Anatolia news agency says the explosion sparked a fire that damaged five businesses before it was extinguished.
Autonomy-seeking Kurdish rebels have carried out bomb attacks in the region in the past.
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