Turkey will treat 40 people who were wounded in Friday's bomb attack in the neighboring Iraqi city of Mosul, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported on Sunday.
A plane was expected to fly to Mosul on Sunday and bring the injured to hospitals in the Turkish capital of Ankara for treatment, the report said, citing a statement by Turkey's Directorate General for Emergency Management, Xinhua reported.
In addition, 200 parcels of foodstuff would be sent to the northern Iraqi city, it said.
The car bomb which detonated near a Shiite mosque in the al- Shelikan village, northwest of Mosul, on Friday killed 38 people and wounded 267 others when worshippers left the mosque after their Friday prayer, sources with the Iraqi provincial governorate said.