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Earthquake Victims React to the Eviction Order in the Ezgi Apartment Case: 'Should We Bury Our Sense of Justice Too?'

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Earthquake victims who lost loved ones in the February 6 earthquakes reacted to the release order in the Ezgi Apartment case, criticizing the decision as "a punishment that feels like a reward." The earthquake victims expressed their support for Nurgül Göksu, who lost her children and grandchildren, sending the message, "We will not be silent until justice is served for the lives of 35 people."

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Earthquake victims who lost loved ones in the February 6 earthquakes reacted to the release order in the Ezgi Apartment case, criticizing the decision as "a punishment that feels like a reward." The earthquake victims expressed their support for Nurgül Göksu, who lost her children and grandchildren, sending the message, "We will not be silent until justice is served for the lives of 35 people."

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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The eviction order issued in the Ezgi Apartment case has drawn a reaction from earthquake victims who lost relatives in different buildings during the February 6th earthquakes. Citizens who lost their families in the rubble in Hatay expressed their support for Nurgül Göksu, who lost her children and grandchildren, saying, "Justice is buried under the rubble." The earthquake victims sent the message, "We will not be silent until those responsible…

In the Ezgi Apartment case, the prosecutor's appeal against the eviction order was rejected. Nurgül Göksu filed a complaint against the court panel that issued the decision. The appeal against the evictions in the Ezgi Apartment case was rejected. (Medyascope)

The decision to release the victims of the Ezgi Apartment building, which became the tomb of 35 people during the February 6 earthquakes centered in Kahramanmaraş, has drawn strong reactions from earthquake victims. Those who lost family members said, "The punishment was like a reward; justice is buried under the rubble."

·Ankara, Türkiye
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The decision to release residents from the Ezgi Apartment building has drawn strong criticism from citizens who lost loved ones in other buildings during the February 6th earthquakes. Earthquake victims in Hatay, who lost family members in the rubble, expressed their support for Nurgül Göksu, who lost her children and grandchildren, saying, "A punishment that feels like a reward has been given; justice remains buried under the rubble." The earth…

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Haberler broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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