Prime Minister warns 'speed kills'

October 25 2012 12:58:56

Prime Minister warns 'speed kills'

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Following Eid al-Adha prayers at Istanbul's Mimar Sinan Mosque, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan delivered words drawing attention to the ongoing situation in Syria and the terrorism problem in southeastern Turkey, saying he wished for peace and love for all humanity.

He also warned holiday-period travelers, saying "speed kills" and "before driving we should sleep well and not drink alcohol."

He also stressed that traffic accidents in Turkey killed more people than terrorist attacks.

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