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Dozens of suspects remanded in custody across Türkiye over collapsed buildings after powerful quakes

Dozens of suspects remanded in custody across Türkiye over collapsed buildings after powerful quakes

Published February 22,2023


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At least 160 suspects have been remanded in custody throughout Türkiye over the collapse of buildings following the Jan. 6 lethal quakes, in response to judicial sources on Wednesday.

Turkish prosecutors charged 564 suspects as a part of the investigation on collapsed buildings or flouting of building codes, the sources stated.

At least 175 suspects have been launched underneath judicial management, which implies they’ll often should report back to their nearest police station.

In addition, arrest warrants have been issued for 71 suspects and detention orders have been issued for 61 others.

While 18 individuals are nonetheless in custody by the order of the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office, in response to the sources, 11 different suspects have died. Six suspects are overseas, the sources added.

According to the most recent official figures, at the least 42,300 folks have died within the magnitude 7.7 and seven.6 earthquakes on Feb. 6 that have been centered in Türkiye’s southern Kahramanmaraş province and struck 10 different provinces-Hatay, Gaziantep, Malatya, Adıyaman, Adana, Diyarbakır, Kilis, Osmaniye, Şanlıurfa, and Elazığ.

The Turkish authorities has made a flurry of arrests of constructing contractors as opposition figures have criticized the non-adherence to constructing building codes for the huge lack of lives.

Source: www.anews.com.tr