
Nine of the 11 suspects who were detained regarding the explosion in which 18 workers died at the factory in Izmir's Aliağa district were arrested.
9 suspects were arrested and 2 suspects were placed under house arrest regarding the explosion that occurred when the ceiling crane fell during the boiler replacement at the factory in Aliağa, Izmir, killing 18 workers.
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An explosion occurred as a result of the ceiling crane falling during boiler replacement at the factory in Aliağa district on November 9.
A huge explosion occurred at the factory in Aliağa district at around 11.46 on November 9, when the ceiling crane fell while the boiler was being replaced and the falling materials hit the natural gas line.
In the explosion, 18 workers lost their lives and 14 workers were injured.
Nine of the 11 suspects who were detained and referred to the courthouse within the scope of the investigation carried out by the Aliağa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office were arrested, and it was decided to impose judicial control measures in the form of house arrest against HABAŞ Chairman Mehmet Rüştü Başaran and one suspect.

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