Turkey Hit again by two rockets, but this time it was the British popular located province when it comes to tourism

Smoke coming out of the attacked province

An attack have been targeted in a Turkish holiday resort which is popularly British visiting area, two rockets were unleashed by unknown group as at the time of filing this report. 

Turkish media reported that two rocket were fired but landed in the town of Kucuk Calticak near the southern province.

 The affected building

Road to the resort

The misile is said to have be fired from a certain mountain closed to the landed spot which is outside the city of Antalya.

Another report from the province claimed they have seen terrorists driven pass the area, firing "hadn-made explosives" before the incident occurred.

As at the time of the report no casualties have been recorded even when the rocket landed in a fishing company shop in the coaster city, although there is claim the rocket was met to hit a ship anchored in the bay but failed and landed in a building belonging to the fishing shop and a vehicle while the second landed on a field.

Antalya resort

Police and ambulance are seen driving towards the location to save render their care services and security.

No group have claim any responsibility of the missile attack.

Çalticak’s fishing port authority states that: "This morning at 10.20am an explosion occurred in the town of Çalticak and the cause of the explosion is being investigated, there is no any loss of life and injury has not occurred."

Is like most of the attacks are always targeted on Britons.

Since the attack is always mostly between the borders of Syria and Turkey, the Foreign Office advised against traveling to Turkish provinces bordering Syria but all other areas including Antalya are safe for Britons to travel or visit.

The FCO website states: "There is a high threat from terrorism. There is considered to be a heightened threat of terrorist attack globally against UK interests and British nationals, from groups or individuals motivated by the conflict in Iraq and Syria.

"You should be vigilant at this time."