A deadly explosion at a Turkish steel plant killed at least 16 people, causing ground-shaking devastation that initially led witnesses to mistake it for an earthquake.
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Eyewitnesses say the explosion shook the ground, with one believing an earthquake had hit near the Habas Demir Celik plant in Aliaga.
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