Some 15,000 tons of grains damaged in northwest Turkiye blast -presidency ...Saudi Arabia

ANKARA: Some 15,000 tons of grains were damaged when a blast ripped through grain silos near the port of Derince in northwest Turkiye on Monday, the presidency’s communications directorate said. The blast took place due to wheat dust compression during the transfer of wheat from a ship to the silos, Seddar Yavuz, the governor of Kocaeli province, said on Monday. It was not clear what other grains were stored at the silos. The explosion at the Turkish Grain Board (TMO) silos damaged 13 of 60 silos there, and injured 12 people.

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