
Mustafa Çillioğlu, who lost 5 of his children and a total of 12 relatives in the 1999 Düzce earthquake, talked about his pain that has not subsided for years during his visit to the grave in Kaynaşlı.
Although 27 years have passed since the Düzce and Kaynaşlı earthquake of November 12, 1999, the pain of Mustafa Çillioğlu, who lost his 5 children and 12 relatives in the disaster, is as fresh as the first day.
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On November 12, 1999, an earthquake occurred in Düzce and Kaynaşlı, causing great destruction and loss of life.
27 years have passed since the earthquake that occurred on November 12, 1999 and caused great destruction in Düzce and Kaynaşlı.
Despite the years that have passed, the pain of the disaster remains as fresh as the first day in the hearts of the families who lost their loved ones.
Mustafa Çillioğlu, who lost his 5 children named Ayşe, Fatma, Mehmet, Zehra and Kazım, his brother's wife Müzeyyen and his nephews Mustafa, Melike and Gülseren Çillioğlu in the earthquake, is experiencing the pain of burying a total of 12 of his relatives.
Çillioğlu, who visited the graves of his relatives in Kaynaşlı on the 27th anniversary of the earthquake, talked about what he experienced in those dark days and the pain of his child that has not subsided for years.
"KAYNASLI REALLY HAD SUFFERED A HUGE DESTRUCTION"
Stating that the pain experienced has not been forgotten even though 27 years have passed since the earthquake, Mustafa Çillioğlu used the following statements:
"It's been 27 years, brother. 320 of our people are buried here in Kaynaşlı. They all have their own pain and story. We had people who were disabled, we had people in very difficult situations. Kaynaşli really went through a great devastation. May God Almighty protect and protect all humanity, our country and us from greater disasters and worse pain. May He not let us experience such pain again. Of course, we experienced very sad things. We all had tears, we all had tears. "There were sorrows, but we endured all these pains together. Thank God, we endured them."
"THOSE TRUSTS ARE RETURNED TO THEIR OWNER"
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