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In Turkey, an explosion occurred at a steel plant

At the Habaş metallurgical plant in the Aliaga district (Izmir province, Turkey), an explosion occurred, after which a fire broke out. It's from sb.by. ...

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In Turkey, an explosion occurred at a steel plant

At the Habaş metallurgical plant in the Aliaga district (Izmir province, Turkey), an explosion occurred, after which a fire broke out. It's from sb.by.

Turkish firefighters. Photo: AP
Turkish firefighters. Photo: AP

According to RIA Novosti, according to the Akşam newspaper, fire crews are now working on the site - they are trying to extinguish the fire. Data on victims, causes of emergency and the amount of damage has not yet been established: information is being specified.

In Ireland because of the threat of explosion evacuated employees of several media

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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