A car bomb has hit a police station in southeastern Turkey, killing six people and injuring at least 39.
Officials said the bomb was detonated late on January 13 at the entrance of a police station in the town of Cinar in the mostly Kurdish Diyarbakir Province.
Two people were killed in the blast, while four more lost their lives when a nearby building collapsed.
Reports said attackers then targeted the police station with rocket launchers and firearms.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but officials blamed the blast on the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK).
Diyarbakir Province has seen violent clashes between PKK separatists and the Turkish military since a cease-fire between the sides collapsed in July.
The attack in Cinar came a day after a suicide bomber killed 10 Germans in Istanbul. Officials said the bomber was affiliated with the Islamic State group.