An explosion has hit the Turkish city of Van on Monday.

The car bombing occurred some 650 feet from the provincial administration, according to the DNA news service. The site is also located near a local ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) office. The blast left 48 people wounded but killed no one, according to local officials. “At 10:50 [07:50 GMT] as a result of a parked vehicle explosion, 48 people were injured, including 46 civilians and two police officers. Two are in critical condition,” the provincial administration said in a statement published on its website.

A number of ambulances and firefighter crews have been dispatched to the scene.

UPDATE

Blast hits Turkey’s #Van, ambulances dispatched, explosion hits area between AkParty HQ &Governor’s Office pic.twitter.com/kSpd1lZ6N3

The bombing attack appears to have targeted ruling party AKP’s local office in city of Van, 11 people injured. pic.twitter.com/4P4CttRgKx