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Ataşehir'in Barbaros Mahallesi'ndeki Sütçü Yolu Caddesi'nde bir 2 katlı iş yerinde yangın çıktı.
Ataşehir'de Barbaros Mahallesi Sütçü Yolu Caddesi'nde 2 katlı iş yerinin giriş katındaki marketten henüz bilinmeyen bir nedenle yükselen alevler kısa sürede büyüyerek üst katlara sıçradı.
Çevredekilerin ihbarı üzerine olay yerine çok sayıda itfaiye, polis, sağlık ve UMKE ekipleri sevk edildi. Cadde polis tarafından kapatılırken, itfaiye ekipleri yangını söndürdü.

While returning home from the field, the tractor driven by Resul Süplün overturned into the olive grove in Ceyhan district, Kurtkuğı District, Tecirli Location. Süplün died in the incident, his son Mehmet Yiğit Süplün was seriously injured and after first aid, he was transferred to a comprehensive hospital in the city center. Gendarmerie teams started an investigation at the accident scene.

Mekiye Akyel disappeared on October 17, 2024 in the Baykan district of Siirt. An ex officio investigation was launched in February 2026, and it was determined that he gave the signal at the same point in the HTS records with his ex-wife and family. His phone was not turned on afterwards. Her ex-husband İsa Güç, brother-in-law Hüseyin Güç and father-in-law İhsan Güç were arrested on charges of 'deliberate murder'. A search was carried out by hundreds of personnel in an area of approximately 190 thousand square meters. Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek announced that an indictment was filed against 5 suspects, demanding punishment for the crimes of 'premeditated murder with a moral motive' and 'deprivation of liberty'. Mekiye Akyel's older sister, Halime Pilgir, stated that she wanted her sister to have at least a grave. The family's lawyer, Gurbet Bilbay, demanded that the legal process will be followed until the end and that the defendants receive the heaviest punishment.

The trial of 12 defendants, including Presidential candidate and Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, who has been detained since March 2025, will be held on September 22, 2026, in courtroom No. 4 at the Marmara Penitentiary Institutions Campus in Silivri. The court changed its address due to insufficient hall capacity.

Mekiye Akyel disappeared on October 17, 2024 in the Baykan district of Siirt. An ex officio investigation was launched in February 2026, and it was determined that he gave the signal at the same point in the HTS records with his ex-wife and family. His phone was not turned on afterwards. As part of the investigation, her ex-husband İsa Güç, brother-in-law Hüseyin Güç and father-in-law İhsan Güç were arrested on charges of "deliberate murder". In witness statements, it was claimed that the tandoor belonging to the family was burned until the morning of the night of the incident and that Akyel's body may have been destroyed there. A search was carried out in an area of approximately 190 thousand square meters, and an indictment was prepared against 5 suspects, demanding punishment for the crimes of 'deliberate killing with customary motives' and 'deprivation of liberty'. Mekiye Akyel's older sister, Halime Pilgir, wanted the indictment to be put into action and for her brother to have at least a grave.

Mekiye Akyel disappeared on October 17, 2024 in the Baykan district of Siirt. An ex officio investigation was launched in February 2026. His ex-wife and relatives were arrested within the scope of the investigation, and an indictment was prepared against 5 suspects, demanding punishment for the crimes of 'deliberate murder with a customary motive' and 'deprivation of liberty'. The family does not want justice to remain with just an indictment and wants Mekiye to find her grave.

While waiting for the case at the Izmir Courthouse, Lawyer Ahmet Deha İmal was physically attacked by suspects from the other side. Following the complaint after the incident, 3 suspects were detained, arrested and sent to prison. Izmir Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that an arrest warrant was issued for the suspects on charges of 'injuring a public official', 'multiple threats' and 'injuring causing bone fracture'.