More than 30 dead in Ankara explosion, no Bosnian citizens estimated among the victims

A powerful explosion rocked the Turkish capital Ankara on Saturday morning, Turkish media report.

According to initial information, there are many victims, and the detonation occurred near a railway station. Media mention dozens of injured and dead, and it is suspected that the explosion was actually a suicide attack, although no official has confirmed this information yet.
The correspondent of the Bosnian news agency Patria from Ankara reports that media in Turkey write that more than 30 people were killed and dozens were injured in the explosion.

Although about 200 Bosnian citizens live in the capital of Turkey, initial estimates suggest that none of the Bosnians and Herzegovinians should be among the victims. 

A march against the Turkish conflict with the Kurds was supposed to be held in Ankara on Saturday. The majority of the march participants could be among the victims.

Patria's correspondent reports that it is unlikely that any of the Bosnian citizens could have been at that gathering.