Eight Iraqis Brought To Ankara For Treatment

MARDIN - Eight Iraqis who were injured in attacks staged in Irbil, Iraq were brought to Ankara for treatment on Friday.
Eight Iraqi people, who were injured in bomb attacks against offices of Iraqi Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) and Iraqi Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) on February 1, were brought to Mardin Airport by ambulances. They were later brought to Ankara for treatment by a Turkish Airlines (THY) plane.
Salih Omer, Sirvan Kahar, Mahmut Serif, Haval Mevlut, Kervan Ismail, Adnan Muftu, Osman Sadik Ahmet, Kasim Sarvan and Avera Abdulkadir were brought to Ankara.
Three Iraqi people could not be brought to Turkey as their health condition did not permit them to travel.
Two suicide bombers blew themselves up at PUK and KDP offices in Irbil, killing at least 109 people and injuring more than 200 on February 1.
(EÖ-AÖ) 06.02.2004