
Worker İ.G. fell into a biogas sludge pit in Tekirdağ's Çorlu district. He lost his life and 4 suspects were detained regarding the incident.
AI-generated summary
A worker died by falling into a pit in a work accident that occurred at a biogas facility on the Çorlu-Tekirdağ highway.
İ.G., who came to his colleagues at the solid waste disposal and biogas facility of a private company located in the Karatepe location of the Çorlu-Tekirdağ highway yesterday morning, where the biogas sludge pit was located, suddenly lost his balance and fell into the 5-meter deep pit containing slurry.
While the workers were trying to save their friends with their own means, gendarmerie, health and fire brigade teams were dispatched to the facility upon notice. Rescue efforts were made with difficulty because the pit was full. The mud in the pit was transported to another pit within the facility with vacuum trucks.
HE LOST HIS LIFE
After approximately 5 hours of work, İ.G.'s lifeless body was found.
4 DETENTION
Following the investigation by the District Gendarmerie Command, the facility's energy manager M.T., treatment facility manager E.B., occupational safety experts D.S. and O.D. He was detained. The investigation into the suspects continues.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Transfer of 4 detained suspects to the courthouse
Very likely · Within days

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