
Following the explosion in Izmir, workers on the morning shift started a work stoppage after the use of mobile phones was banned in the facility.
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19 workers lost their lives in the explosion during boiler replacement work at the factory on November 9. Within the scope of the investigation, 9 suspects were arrested and the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mehmet Rüştü Başaran, was placed under house arrest.
While the boiler was being replaced at the factory at around 11.46 on November 9, a huge explosion occurred as a result of the ceiling crane falling and the falling materials hitting the natural gas line. In the explosion, 19 workers lost their lives and 14 workers were injured. 9 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.
Allegedly, upon the instructions of the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mehmet Rüştü Başaran, who was under house arrest, workers were banned from entering the facility with mobile phones. In the announcement hung at the factory entrance, it was stated that employees who did not hand over their mobile phones would not be allowed in through the turnstiles. Workers who came to the facility for the morning shift reacted to the decision because they did not want to hand over their mobile phones. Workers who did not enter the factory without passing through the turnstiles started a work stoppage and waited in front of the facility.
While the workers' wait in front of the factory continued, tension rose in the area. During the action, a fight broke out after a person who was learned to be a factory official attacked a union official. As the tension grew in a short time, it was seen that the workers beat the person in question.

The phone ban imposed after the explosion in the factory in Aliağa, which resulted in the death of 19 workers, caused workers to stage a work stoppage. There was tension during the fight that broke out during the action.

The phone ban imposed after the explosion at the HABAŞ factory in Aliağa, Izmir, caused a reaction from the workers. Workers who did not want to hand over their phones staged a work stoppage, and a fight broke out during the protest.

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Four days after the explosion in the HABAŞ Iron and Steel Factory in Aliağa, Izmir, in which 19 workers died, workers started a protest. Workers, who demanded paid leave until life safety and independent inspections were completed, reacted to being called to production.

After 19 workers lost their lives as a result of an explosion at the HABAŞ Iron and Steel Factory, the factory management banned workers from using mobile phones. Workers who do not hand over their phones are not allowed in through the turnstiles. The boss of the factory, Mehmet Rüştü Başaran, was detained 30 hours after the explosion and sent to house arrest 1 day later.

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