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Istanbul's Reina club still closed after attack

Tuesday, January 03, 2017 - 01:14

Turkish police guard the Reina club in Istanbul where 39 people were killed on New Year's eve as locals mourn the victims with a makeshift memorial outside. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION). STORY: People gathered at a makeshift memorial in front of the Reina nightclub in Istanbul on Tuesday (January 3), where a gun attack killed 39 people on New Year's day. The venue remained closed amid strong security. A huge banner was raised in the morning reading 'We won't give up for tomorrow' over a makeshift memorial close to the entrance of the nightclub to pay tribute to the victims of the attack, many of which were foreigners. Nationals of Turkey, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Libya, Israel, a Turkish-Belgian dual citizen and a Franco-Tunisian woman were among those killed, officials said. Turkish authorities are close to fully identifying the gunman responsible for the attack on the nightclub and have detained eight other people, the government's spokesman, deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus said on Monday (January 2). Islamic State militants have claimed responsibility for the attack.

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