Tiangong-1 may fall to the Earth on Sunday with poisonous wastes it carries

The 9.4-ton-weight space station Tiangong-1, which China sent to orbit in 2011, fell after the Beijing administration lost control. The station is reported to be able to fall on Earth with toxic wastes it carries on Sunday.
Tiangong-1 (Sky Palace-1), where no astronaut has served since 2013, is moving towards our planet, out of control of the named spacecraft.

Aerospace had a statement about the space station that was spoken to our planet in the week. Experts describe the prototype station carrying toxic chemicals could cause serious damage to the region will fall reiterated its subject line may be risky Turkey.
Previously countries could hit between the statements made in the rubble had been shown in Turkey.
In the past few weeks, the estimated fall latitudes of Tiangong-1 have been determined. Accordingly, Tiangong-1 will fall between 43 North and 43 South latitudes. The statement made by the American Space Surveillance Network covers a very wide area.