Turkish PM visits site of March 13 attack to commemorate victims

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu visited the site of the March 13 car bomb attack in commemoration of the victims on March 17.

Arriving at the site at K?z?lay Square in Ankara with his wife, Sare Davuto?lu, the prime minister left cloves and prayed for the victims.

Davuto?lu also lifted the Turkish flags on the ground at the site to a higher level in a show of respect. 

The prime minister also visited the shop owners whose stores were damaged during the attack.     

At least 35 were killed in the attack carried out by the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), according to officials.
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