While the rainfall that was effective in Urfa left houses, workplaces and public buildings, roads, bridges and tunnels under water, the crowd gathered at Abide Junction condemned the Mayor of the Metropolitan Municipality, Zeynel Abidin Beyazgül, who wanted to see the life market in the tunnel, and drove him away from the area.
1 person died as a result of a container being caught in water in Tût district. No news from 4 people.
Journalist Aren Yıldırım was detained after a police raid on his house.
Due to the heavy rain that was effective in Doğanşehir, the tents of the earthquake victims flooded.
HDP has made a new application to the Constitutional Court, demanding that the verbal self-defense in the closure case be left until after the election.
While the heavy rain that was effective in Urfa affected houses, workplaces and public buildings, roads, bridges and tunnels were flooded. Six people, including firefighters, were stranded at Abide Junction in Haliliye district.
Stating that they will not leave their homeland despite the difficult life conditions, earthquake victim Hatice Yıldırım said: "We live in very difficult conditions, but despite everything, we insist on staying in our homeland."
One of the witnesses of the period, who lost his relatives during the 1992 Newroz in Cizîr, where the Newroz fire did not go out despite the massacre, Hasan Altan stated that they took to the streets to show the existence of the Kurds that day and said: "We instilled courage at that time."
TFF Arbitration Board announced that the penalty for playing 9 matches without spectators against Bursaspor in the racist attack during the Amedspor match was reduced to 7 matches.
The lawyers of the Secret Law Office applied to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from for 23 months.
An indictment has been filed against HDP imprisoned MP Semra Güzel with a sentence of 3 to 7 years and 6 months.
Editor-in-Chief of the closed Özgür Gündem Newspaper, Reyhan Çapan, was fined 50 thousand TL for not publishing a correction for the newspaper's article titled "Child killers".
The earthquake victims living in Bayraklı Temporary Accommodation Center started to be forcibly removed from the shelter with the decision of the İzmir Governor's Office. It was learned that while some containers were emptied, the goods were taken to AFAD's warehouse.
Iraq asked Turkey to remove the obstacles they put on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
Continuing their struggle for justice, shared on their social media account, The Şenyaşar family said: "The day when justice will be served is close."