Nine people have been killed and 64 others wounded after an explosion hit a police checkpoint in the Turkish border town of Cizre.
According to reports, Kurdish rebels detonated a car bomb and pictures of the attack site showed large plumes of smoke coming out.
The pictures showed a building, said to be a police station, severely damaged and emergency services sifting through its wreckage, reports the Guardian.
Cizre is located in Sirnak, a province that borders both Syria and Iraq and has a largely Kurdish population.
Militants of the Kurdistan Workers' party, or PKK, have carried out a string of car bomb attacks on police and military in recent months after violence broke out between the two following the collapse of a fragile peace process.
Earlier this week, Turkey sent more tanks into Syria and warned a Kurdish militia to withdraw from frontline positions.
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