The Family of Ceyda Yakova, Who Lost Her Life in a Motorcycle Accident in Şile, Speaks

The mother and father of Ceyda Yakova (21), who died after hitting a direction sign while driving her motorcycle on the Şile road, spoke. Mother Melek Yakova said, "My daughter was not even at fault in the accident. She used to ride her motorcycle very well. Motorcycles were just a hobby for her, she was not a passion..."

The accident occurred on August 17, around 17:00, at Şile Avlak Curve. Ceyda Yakova, who graduated from Istanbul Bilgi University, Department of Psychology about a month ago, visited her friend living in Şile. After the visit, Yakova set out for a ride on his motorcycle.

The wheel of the motorcycle driven by Yakova hit gravel at the Şile Road Avlak Curve. Yakova, who lost her balance, crashed into the direction sign on the side of the road. Upon the notice of those who saw Yakova, which was thrown away by the impact, police and medical teams were dispatched to the scene.

Yakova, whose first aid was given by medical teams at the scene, was taken to Şile State Hospital with serious injuries. Due to his serious condition, Sancaktepe Martyr Prof. Dr. It was determined that Yakova, who was referred to İlhan Varank Training and Research Hospital, had internal bleeding. Yakova died despite all the interventions made in the hospital.

"HE BOUGHT THE ENGINE BY EARNING HIS OWN MONEY"

Father Cem Yakova said, "Ceyda graduated from Bilgi University, Department of Psychology, she had her graduation just last month..."

Mother Melek Yakova said, "Honestly, I don't want to talk about the moment of the accident and the aftermath. 'How did it happen?' questions. Everything is already obvious. "My daughter wasn't even at fault in the accident..." he said.

Melek Yakova said, "I returned my Lord's trust to him. I never rebelled, no one should know this like this. I did everything that needed to be done, on time, on time, and I will continue to do so. He will always be here with me. The only difference is that his room will never be dispersed again, it will always remain this way. He will always be with us, Ceyda."