
Turkish Football Federation announced that there will be a minute of silence in all professional matches between 9-12 October in memory of those who lost their lives in the building collapse in Maltepe, Istanbul.
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A building collapse occurred in the Maltepe district of Istanbul.
Turkish Football Federation (TFF) announced that there will be a minute of silence in professional leagues in memory of those who lost their lives as a result of the building collapse in Maltepe district of Istanbul.
In the statement made by TFF, "In memory of our citizens who lost their lives as a result of the building collapse in Maltepe district of Istanbul, there will be a 1-minute silence before all professional competitions to be played between 9-12 October. In addition, our clubs will be able to wear black armbands if they wish." It was said.

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