3 Turkish officers wounded in Somalia discharged from hospital

World Bulletin
Tuesday, July 30, 2013

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Regarding the other wounded security guard, who remained at hospital after having a leg surgery, Kapicioglu said, "His state of health is also very well but his treatment will continue for a while."

The three wounded police officers out of four who were injured in Somali bomb attack on Turkish mission were discharged from the hospital on early Tuesday.

Speaking to AA, Professor Safa Kapicioglu, the manager of Yildirim Beyazid Medical University, said "Three wounded security guards out of four were discharged from the hospital at 09.30, on Tuesday and their medical condition is very well."

Regarding the other wounded security guard, who remained at hospital after having a leg surgery, Kapicioglu said, "His state of health is also very well but his treatment will continue for a while."

One Turkish security guard was killed and four others were injured on Saturday while two suicide bombers were killed as another suicide bomber blew himself up in front of staff building of Turkey's Embassy in Somali capital Mogadishu. The wounded police officers were airlifted to Turkey for medical treatment.

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