According to initial investigations, the explosion was probably caused by a chemical reaction. Five workers lost their lives.
An explosion at an explosives factory in the Turkish capital Ankara has killed five workers. This was announced by the Turkish Ministry of Defense on Saturday. According to initial investigations, the explosion was caused by a chemical reaction, said the capital’s governor, Vasip Sahin. The public prosecutor’s office continues to investigate the cause. According to the broadcaster NTV, a fire had also broken out.
The factory produces grenades and explosives for the interior and defense ministries. Chemicals are also produced, for example for dynamite.
Source: Stern
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