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The death toll in a car bomb attack that targeted the Turkish capital Ankara on March 17 has risen to 36 when an injured person succumbed to his injuries at a hospital on March 21, the Health Ministry has announced.

The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK), a terror group linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack that killed 35 people in the capital Ankara, according to a statement on its website on March 17.

The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK), a terror group linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack that killed 37 people in the capital Ankara, according to a statement on its website on March 17.

The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK), a terror group linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack that killed 37 people in the capital Ankara, according to a statement on its website on March 17.

Turkey's Interior Ministry has launched an extensive investigation to determine any security and intelligence gaps in a March 13 car bomb attack in central Ankara that claimed at least 37 lives. 

Around 320 suspects, including lawyers, politicians and students, were detained and 41 of them were arrested during country-wide anti-terror operations against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) in the three days before March 16, according to data gathered by Anadolu Agency.

The suicide bomber who carried out the deadly car bomb attack in Ankara on March 13 has been identified as Seher Ça?la Demir, who was a member of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) born in 1992, the Interior Ministry has stated.