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At least 36 dead, 147 injured in terror attack at Istanbul airport

이스탄불 아타투르크 공항서 테러, 최소 36명 사망, 147명 부상 Another scene of devastation in Turkey as suicide bombing attacks take lives at Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport. Although there's been no claim of responsibility, local media are pointing the blame squarely at the Islamic State militant group. Hwang Hojun has the story. Gunfire and a series of deadly explosions ripped through Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport Tuesday evening, resulting in dozens of casualties. The airport has since reopened, but flights are still being canceled or delayed. Reports say three bombers exchanged gunfire with security guards and then blew themselves up at the entry to the terminal. Turkish officials have confirmed at least 36 people were killed, and nearly 150 others injured, making this the second deadliest attack in Turkey, after the Ankara bombing in March left 37 dead. At an emergency meeting on Wednesday, the Korean government announced that five people have been reported missing since the incident. Two have been confirmed safe The safety of two has been confirmed and the government is in the process of investigating the other three. "We're in close contact with Turkey and trying to find out if any harm was done to our people using all routes possible. So far no reports of casualties have been made." Turkey has been rocked by a series of terror attacks carried out both by ISIS and Kurdish militant separatists over the past year,... but U.S. officials and local media are saying this attack bears the hallmarks of the Islamic State militant group. No official claim of responsibility has been made, but reports note the attack happened a day before the second anniversary of ISIS's declaration of the Islamic State Caliphate. Istanbul Ataturk Airport, as the third busiest airport in Europe, has been considered a vulnerable target for some time. Condemnation of the attack has been pouring in from around the world. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon expressed his condolences to the families of the victims and said he hoped the perpetrators would be identified and brought to justice. The U.S. government says it remains steadfast in supporting Turkey and has vowed to combat the threat of terrorism. Hwang Hojun, Arirang News. Visit ‘Arirang News’ Official Pages Facebook(NEWS):   / newsarirang   Homepage: http://www.arirang.com Facebook:   / arirangtv   Twitter:   / arirangworld   Instagram:   / arirangworld