'Who is the worker you killed and dissappeared at the airport?'

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İSTANBUL- Solidarity with 3rd Airport Workers Platform said 'Who is the worker you killed and dissappeared at the airport?' for the worker whose body was found in the storm drain of the airport worksite.

 Solidarity with 3rd Airport Workers Platform made a statement in front of Turkey Work Institude Headquarters, İstanbul work and Labour Institude (İŞKUR) to draw attention the the killings of workers ,about the worker whose lifless body was found in the drain 3 days ago.

Platform members asked "Where is the worker you killed and dissappeared?"  and said: " We will not let you cover up the latest murder in the 3rd airport."

People's Democratic Party Parliamentarians and Republican People's Party Parliamentarians attended to the press statement.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will open the airport that is known for the labourer killings and bad working conditions on October 29.

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