Quoted from A.A.

Turkish deputy minister Atalay said death toll rose to 43 after two separate blasts in Reyhanli.

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay said, "43 died in the blasts, most of them being Turkish citizens" on Saturday.

Atalay stated that the works related to the perpetrators of the Reyhanli blasts were about to be completed, and those who have conducted theblasts were related to al-Mukhabarat, a pro-Syrian administration organization.
"Their license plates have been detected. The atrocious incident is not related to Syrian refugees or the Syrian opposition," added Atalay.
Announcing that the death toll rose to 43, Atalay said, "We have detected that the blasts were conducted from inside Turkey." 

Turkish Interior Minister Muammer Guler on Saturday also said speaking to the Anadolu Agency (AA) at the Mardin Airport, Guler said that around 100 people were wounded in the blasts in Reyhanli and 29 of them were in serious condition.
One of the wounded individuals in Reyhanli blasts was taken by an ambulance aircraft and hospitalized in Istanbul.
Cemil Koc, aged 32, had his arm broken in multiple pieces, got transferred to Kartal Dr. Lutfi Kirdar Training and Research Hospital, sources said.

Turkish Economy Minister Caglayan: "We will spoil this dark game within national solidarity and prudence"

"We will spoil this dark game within national solidarity and prudence," said Turkish Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan, regarding the blasts in Reyhanli on Saturday.
Caglayan said that the "dark forces", who wanted to harm the solution process in Turkey, were responsible for the blasts, and added, "We will overcome this ignominious attack within national solidarity and prudence."
At least 43 people were killed in two separate blasts in the southern town of Reyhanli on Saturday.