Ten people were detained for their involvement in the PKK bombing in the Bağlar district of Turkey's southeastern Diyarbakır province early Friday morning, which claimed 11 lives and wounded more than 100.

It was announced that 12,000 people were affected by the bombing. Also, 25 families whose houses are now no longer usable were moved to hotels. On Nov. 4, an explosion hit the Bağlar district of Turkey's southeastern Diyarbakır province killing 12 people, shortly after deputies, including the co-chairs of the pro-PKK Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) were detained for refusing to bear testimony as part of an ongoing terrorism probe.

A group affiliated with the PKK terrorist organization, TAK, assumed responsibility yesterday for the terror attack, according to the PKK-affiliated Fırat News Agency (ANF).