In the Case of the Renaissance Residence Building in Hatay, Where 269 People Died, 6 Defendants Appeared Before the Judge.
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In the case of the Renaissance Residence in Hatay, where 269 people lost their lives, the court rejected the request of the plaintiffs' lawyers to present additional defenses against the defendants on charges of possible intent. The court ruled that the detained defendants should remain in custody.
In the trial concerning the Rönesans Residence in Hatay, which collapsed during the February 6 earthquakes killing 269 people, the court today rejected the request of the plaintiffs' lawyers to obtain additional defenses from the defendants on the charge of 'possible intent'.
The trial of six defendants, three of whom are in custody, continued in Hatay regarding the collapse of the 15-story Rönesans Residence during the earthquake on February 6, 2023, which resulted in the deaths of 269 people.
In Hatay, 269 people lost their lives in the Renaissance Residence, which collapsed during the February 6, 2023 earthquake. The trial of the six defendants, three of whom are in custody, continued; the court adjourned the hearing to address outstanding issues.
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