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The Police Force Union stated that seven members of the force lost their lives in the last five days and announced that they organized the work stoppage to draw attention to economic and social problems, working conditions and inequalities in personnel rights.
Stating that seven members of the force lost their lives in the last five days, the Police Force Union announced that it would go on strike across Turkey on the afternoon of Monday, September 28, in order to draw attention to economic and social problems, working conditions and inequalities in personnel rights.
The General Directorate of Security announced in a statement on its social media account that the work stoppage in question did not include police officers.
The following statements were used in the statement:
"There was a need to make a statement due to allegations on some social media platforms and news sites that our police officers would go on strike.
The members of the union, which decided to stop work on September 28, 2026, consist of civilian personnel, and the claims that our police officers will stop work do not reflect the truth.
It is announced to the public with respect."

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