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Worker injured in Türkiye’s Derince port blast dies in hospital

Worker injured in Türkiye’s Derince port blast dies in hospital

A employee succumbed to his accidents at a hospital on Wednesday, two days after being wounded in a Turkish port explosion, Anadolu Agency (AA) reported.

The 20-year-old Ekrem Kalkan died at an Istanbul hospital, the report stated.

Five others are nonetheless underneath therapy, two of them in crucial situation, AA stated.

A complete of 12 individuals had been injured on Monday within the explosion on the Turkish Grain Board (TMO) depot in Türkiye’s Derince port, some 75 kilometers (46.1 miles) south-east of Istanbul.

Initial stories stated the blast occurred attributable to wheat mud compression whereas being unloaded from ships.

Turkish authorities stated they didn’t count on the accident on the government-controlled port to curb the native grain provide.

However, the blast that ripped via grain silos close to the port broken some 15,000 tons of grain, the Presidency’s Directorate of Communications stated in an announcement on Tuesday.

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