Published May 27, 2016
Turkey's state-run news agency says rockets fired from Syria have struck southern Turkey wounding five people.
Anadolu Agency said Friday three rockets landed in a house garden and empty fields in the border province of Kilis.
The wounded were rushed to the hospital as police stepped up security in the area.
Cross-border fire from Syria has claimed 21 lives and wounded dozens of others in Kilis this year.
Authorities blame the attacks on the Islamic State group which has a presence in northern Syria.
The Turkish army typically responds by shelling IS positions in line with its rules of engagement.
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