Blast Hits Health Center Near Syria Border; One Killed, One Wounded

ISTANBUL (Reuters) —

A female school employee was killed and a female student wounded on Monday after a rocket believed to have come from Syria struck a school in Turkey’s southeastern border province of Kilis, a statement from the provincial governor’s office said.

The wounded student was taken into surgery, the governor’s office said, adding that two other rockets also thought to have been fired from neighboring Syria had landed in an empty field next to the school.

Turkish military radar showed that Islamic State outposts inside Syria had fired on the southeastern border town of Kilis on Monday, Turkish military sources in the region told Reuters .

The army retaliated “in kind” against Islamic State after the firing.

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