A gun and suicide bomb attack on Istanbul's
Ataturk international airport has killed at least 28
people and injured up to 60.
The Istanbul governor gave the new toll after reports
of 10 fatalities.
of 10 fatalities.
Up to three attackers were involved, with one
reportedly opening fire with a Kalashnikov as they
targeted an entry point to the terminal.
Recent bombings in Turkey have been linked to
either Kurdish separatists or the so-called Islamic
State group.
Tuesday's airport attack looks like a major, co-
ordinated assault, says the BBC's Mark Lowen at
the scene.
Ataturk airport was long seen as a vulnerable target,
our correspondent says. There are X-ray scanners at
the entry to the terminal but security checks for
cars are limited.
