1 hurt in blast near Ankara court building ANKARA, Turkey, March 5 (UPI) -- An explosion, apparently caused by a bomb, in front of the Supreme Court of Appeals in Ankara, Turkey, Monday injured one person, police said. The blast occurred before a Cabinet meeting at the prime minister's office, which is about 220 yards away, Today's Zaman reported. The explosion was believed to be caused by a percussion bomb, a device that blows up on contact with a target. Officials said no one had claimed responsibility. On Thursday an explosion wounded 15 police officers and a civilian near the ruling party offices in Istanbul.