
Former State of Emergency Regional Governor and Ankara Deputy Ünal Erkan, who was treated in the hospital for a long time, passed away.
Former Minister of State, General Director of Police and State of Emergency Regional Governor Ünal Erkan died after receiving treatment in the hospital for a long time.
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Ünal Erkan is a name who took on important duties in the security bureaucracy and politics during Türkiye's state of emergency.
Former Minister of State, 20th Term Ankara Deputy, General Director of Police and State of Emergency Regional Governor Ünal Erkan passed away.
It was learned that Erkan, who had been treated in intensive care at the hospital for a long time, regained consciousness for a while and spent time with his family, but the next day his health condition worsened again.
Erkan could not be saved despite the doctors' interventions.
WHO IS ÜNAL ERKAN?
Ünal Erkan was born in Erzurum in 1942. After graduating from the Police Academy, he held various positions in the police force.
In addition to the Ankara and Istanbul Police Departments, he also served as the Governorship of Edirne and the General Directorate of Security.
Erkan, who was later appointed as the Governor of the State of Emergency Region based in Diyarbakır, served in this position after Necati Çetinkaya.
Erkan, who also entered politics, was elected as Ankara Deputy in the 20th Term.
He served as Minister of State between 6 March 1996 and 28 June 1996, during the 53rd Government period established under the Prime Ministry of Mesut Yılmaz.
HE WAS KNOWN AS 'SUPER GOVERNOR'
Ünal Erkan was publicly known as the "Super Governor" due to the wide powers he had during his period as the Regional Governor of the State of Emergency.
The State of Emergency Regional Governorship, which reports directly to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, had broad coordination and management powers over the governorships in the provinces under state of emergency.
Erkan was among the prominent figures of the security bureaucracy during Türkiye's state of emergency.

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