Nearly a dozen Covid patients were killed in a hospital in Turkey. Eight people were killed Saturday in a fire at an intensive care unit treating Covid-19 patients in southern Turkey, state-run media reported. The Anadolu news agency said the fire started when an oxygen cylinder exploded at the privately-run Sanko University Hospital unit in Gaziantep. The agency cited a hospital statement identifying the victims as being aged between 56 and 85. The fire was quickly brought under control. The statement said 14 patients undergoing intensive care treatment were transferred to other hospitals. An investigation was underway.Read more: How EU sanctions on Turkey reveal a divided Europe Intensive
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