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Turkey opens trial into worst mining disaster
Dozens of suspects went on trial April 13 over modern Turkey's worst mining disaster that left 301 miners dead last year in the western town of Soma and tarnished the image of the government.
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Opposition puts safe rooms in workplace security package
A resolution which gives the Labor Ministry the authority to make it necessary for mine companies to build safe rooms has been put into a workplace security package with the efforts of Turkey's opposition parties.
Cause of death of woman's burned body in western Turkey not defined: Autopsy report
The definitive cause of death of a woman whose burned body was found in an olive grove in the western town of Manisa on Feb. 22 could not be defined during the initial autopsy as 90 percent of the body was burned, state-run Anadolu Agency has reported.
Woman's burnt body found in western Turkey
The burnt body of a woman was found in an olive grove in the western town of Manisa on Feb. 22.
The owner of the grove reportedly found the woman in an unused shanty house on his land at around 11 a.m. and called the police.
An investigation has been launched into the incident, as police officers collected evidence in the area.
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Number of Istanbul deputies increases due to population rise
The Turkish High Election Board (YSK) has fine-tuned the number of lawmakers to be elected from each province at the June 7 polls in accordance with updated population data, increasing the number of Istanbul deputies to be elected by Istanbul residents.
Operator of disaster-struck Soma mine obtains license for new plant
The mining company responsible for the operation of the disaster-struck mine in the Aegean coal capital of Soma, where 301 workers lost their lives in Turkey's worst mining accident last May, has obtained authorization to build a new plant in the northern province of Amasya, daily Cumhuriyet has reported.
Municipality suspends civil servant who had himself carried during snow inspection
A municipal inspector, who had himself carried by farmers in the Aegean province of Manisa as he was visiting a neighborhood to determine damage caused by snow, has been suspended, according to a statement released by the municipality.
Company fires 100 workers after coal plant project in Soma olive grove halted
Kolin Ä°nÅaat, the energy firm that felled around 6,000 olive trees in the Aegean village of Yırca last week for the construction of a planned coal power plant, laid off some 100 personnel after a Council of State decision halted the project.
City of mother goddess opens to tourism
Although its size might not have befit its name, the ancient city of Metropolis had all the architectural trappings of a key city.
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Three workers die in labor accident in Manisa
One engineer and two technicians died in a labor accident in the western province of Manisa on June 26.
The accident occurred during maintenance work at a waste water pumping facility in a leather factory complex inside an industrial zone.
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