Six arrested following school fire in Turkey
Six arrests have been made after 12 people, mainly pupils, died in a fire at a school in Turkey.
The blaze started inside a dormitory in the south of the country.
The suspects, which include the site's manager, are being held following accusations of 'causing death by negligence'.
The fire at a student dormitory for girls in the southern Turkish town of Aladag has killed 12 people and wounded 22 others, according to a Turkish governor.
Adana Governor Mahmut Demirtas was quoted by Turkey's state-run news agency on Tuesday night as giving the death toll and saying the wounded were taken to a hospital.
The Anadolu Agency also reported that the fire took place in a middle-school dormitory for girls.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
Turkish television showed flames rising from a multiple-storey building in the town and firefighters deployed at the scene.
