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A 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck off Muğla, Turkey, on June 3, 2025. One person died due to panic, and 69 were injured. Officials confirm no structural damage, with AFAD field assessments ongoing.

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit Sındırgı, Balıkesir. The quake was felt across Marmara and Aegean regions, but Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya reported no fatalities. Four previously damaged and vacated structures collapsed, and schools in Balıkesir were closed as a precaution.

The Official Gazette of July 14, 2025, features Law No. 7553, debt postponements for Kahramanmaraş earthquake victims, Egypt import decisions, and various urgent expropriation decrees.

İSİG Assembly reports a shocking 1,566 workplace fatalities in the first nine months of 2025, with 206 deaths in September alone. The highest risks are in agriculture, construction (35% in earthquake zones), and transport.

The Official Gazette of August 12, 2025, featured high-level appointments in the Gendarmerie General Command, the establishment of new courts and determination of judicial jurisdictions by the Council of Judges and Prosecutors, and educational support for students in the earthquake region.

During the controlled demolition of a damaged 15-story building in Kahramanmaraş's Onikişubat district, a collapse occurred, killing 30-year-old excavator operator Önder Pınarcı. Rescue teams conducted an intensive operation at the scene.

Birleşik Kamu-İş Confederation has strongly condemned the fake diploma and e-Government scandals in Turkey, describing them as "administrative decay." The confederation demands accountability from officials for the institutionalized corruption and the resulting harm to public trust.

According to SGK's 2024 data, workplace accidents and occupational diseases significantly increased in Turkey, with 1908 workers losing their lives. Construction, transportation, and metal sectors led fatalities, while child and elderly worker deaths are concerning.

May 24, 2025 Official Gazette published! Türkiye's Post-Disaster Recovery Plan is now in force. Key amendments to Distance Contracts and SSI SUT highlight focus on consumer rights and healthcare.