Turkish wounded return from Israel

Three Turkish activists wounded in a deadly raid
on humanitarian ships bound for Gaza have arrived back home on a medical
plane, officials have said.
Another two volunteers who were seriously wounded remain in an
Israeli hospital, with a Turkish plane on stand-by to repatriate them,
Turkey's health minister said.




Recep Akdag said those returned on Friday
included a man described as the most seriously wounded activist to be
returned home so far, but did not elaborate on the injuries.
One of the others was shot in the abdomen, while the third suffered
an arm injury, he was quoted as saying by the Anatolia state news
agency.


Nine activists were killed in Monday's raid, all
of them Turkish nationals. One, a 19-year-old high-school student, also
held US citizenship.