
Funeral ceremonies were held for Kadir Kaan Özçelik, Göksel Ünaldı and Fatih Işık, who lost their lives in the explosion at the HABAŞ Iron and Steel Factory in Aliağa.
Workers Kadir Kaan Özçelik, Göksel Ünaldı and Fatih Işık, who lost their lives in the explosion at the HABAŞ Iron and Steel Factory in Aliağa, Izmir, were buried with ceremonies.
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An explosion occurred at the HABAŞ Iron and Steel Factory in Aliağa district of Izmir on November 9, and 18 workers lost their lives.
The body of mechanical engineer Kadir Kaan Özçelik (25) was handed over to his relatives after the procedures at the Izmir Forensic Medicine Institute. Özçelik's mother Gülden, father Nihat and brother Şevval Özçelik shed tears at the funeral ceremony held at noon at Fatih Sultan Mehmet Mosque in Menemen district.
In addition to Özçelik's relatives, Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Security Ahmet Aydın and New Party İzmir Deputy Yüksel Taşkın also attended the ceremony.
Özçelik's funeral was buried in Ulukent Cemetery after the prayer.
The body of Göksel Ünaldı, one of the workers who lost their lives in the explosion, was buried in Bozköy Cemetery after the prayer at Bozköy Mosque in Aliağa, and the body of Ersin Oğuz was buried after the prayer in Büyükoba District in Kınık district.
IT HAS BEEN JUST 3 HOURS SINCE I STARTED WORK
It was learned that Ünaldı, who lives in Bozköy District, started working at the factory for the first time on the day the incident occurred. Ünaldı, who went to the field to do cleaning work in boiler maintenance within the subcontractor company, lost his life in the explosion that occurred approximately 3 hours after starting his new job.
MOTHER HUGED THE COFFIN
At the funeral, where tears flooded, the cries of the grieving family broke their hearts. His mother, Nurten Ünaldı, hugged her son's coffin and burst into tears. Relatives tried to comfort mother Ünaldı, who had difficulty standing due to the deep pain she was experiencing. State protocol, politicians and many citizens attended the funeral ceremony held in Bozköy District. Aliağa District Governor Zekeriya Güney, Aliağa Mayor Serkan Acar, AK Party İzmir Deputy Şebnem Bursalı, the deceased's family, loved ones and neighborhood residents were present at the ceremony.
After the funeral prayer, Göksel Ünaldı was buried accompanied by prayers.
FATİH IŞIK WAS BURIED IN KIRIKKALE
The body of Fatih Işık, whose procedures were completed at the hospital in Izmir, was handed over to his family and brought to his hometown, Kırıkkale. A funeral ceremony was held for Işık, who is married and the father of three children, at Döndü Women's Mosque in Gündoğdu District. After the funeral prayer at noon, Işık's body was buried in Yuva Cemetery.
In addition to Işık's family and relatives, Kırıkkale Governor Hüseyin Engin Sarıibrahim, Garrison and Ammunition Commander Brigadier General Mehmet Ali Durmuş, Mayor Ahmet Önal, Provincial Police Chief Mustafa Işık, Provincial Gendarmerie Commander Senior Colonel Hasan Acar, provincial protocol and citizens attended the funeral ceremony.
What Happened?
An explosion occurred at the HABAŞ Iron and Steel Factory in Aliağa district of Izmir on November 9, and 18 workers lost their lives.

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