The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that counterfeit and adulterated products with a market value of 61 million lira were seized.
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Inspections and operations against fake, counterfeit and adulterated products continue throughout Türkiye.
Operations against fake, imitation and adulterated products continue throughout Turkey. In this context, it was stated that during the operations carried out throughout Türkiye, fake imitation and adulterated products with a market value of approximately 61 million lira were seized and 73 suspects were detained.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs shared the following statements on its social media account:

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