The Gemlik march, which was planned to start today with the slogan "We are marching to İmralı for a solution", was postponed due to the earthquake that occurred. DBP Co-Chair Saliha Aydeniz called for help for the people who were victims of the earthquake.
The 7.4 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Pazarcık district was also felt in Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Iraq and Lebanon. It was reported that at least 237 people lost their lives in destroyed buildings in Syria.
Maraş Governor Ömer Faruk Coşkun said about the earthquake in the city, "It is not possible to give the number of dead and injured with the destroyed building at the moment. The damage is serious."
In Malatya, where the earthquake caused great destruction, 23 people lost their lives and 420 people were injured.
In Diyarbakır, where buildings were destroyed as a result of the earthquake, many people were left under the rubble.
Earthquakes of 7.4 magnitudes in Mereş and 6.5 to 6.4 magnitudes occurred in Gaziantep consecutively. Due to the earthquake felt in many cities, many buildings were destroyed, there are dead and injured.
Earthquakes of 7.4 magnitudes in Maraş and 6.5 to 6.4 magnitudes occurred in Urfa consecutively. Due to the earthquake felt in many cities, many buildings were destroyed, there are dead and injured.
Stating that the international conspiracy continues with attacks against the "democratic, ecological and libertarian of women" paradigm put forward by Abdullah Öcalan, Besime Konca said: "The struggle of women is the struggle to complete the project of Öcalan."
The Şenyaşar family shared the following message :"The only thing we need in this process is solidarity on the 699th day of the sit-in."
Eğitim Sen Riha Branch Co-Chair Özlem Ulutaş Şengül stated that Kurdish courses were removed from the elective courses form in many schools in the city and that they would file a criminal complaint against the administrators.
Ramazan Özyiğit, who is on the seriously ill prisoner list of İHD, was released after his 30-year sentence expired.
Continuing the sit-in, the Şenyaşar family shared the following message:"Justice is lost in Urfa".
Pointing out that ISIS's mobility in Northern and Eastern Syria has increased with international support, Fırat Research Center Public Relations Officer Welîd Çolî stated that the latest attacks are the result of this support.
Those who lost their lives in the actions they carried out against the conspiracy against PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan emphasized in the letters they left behind that they carried out their actions in order to nullify the conspiracy and end the isolation.
Visiting his brother, who is imprisoned in Maraş Türkoğlu Prison, the elder brother Fikret Çalağan said: "The personal rights were attacked during the searches. We are not allowed to sit side by side with my prisoner brother and not hug."