Bu içerik şu an yalnız İngilizce dilinde mevcut — çevirisi henüz hazırlanmadı.
In the case of Totar building in Adana that collapsed in the earthquake, killing 63 people, a report concluded that government employees bear no responsibility.
ℹ️ Tarayıcı tabanlı sesli okuma · yapay zeka stüdyo sesi yakında

An investigation by Adana's prosecutor's office into the collapse of the Totar residential building, which resulted in the deaths of 63 people during the devastating earthquake on February 6, has concluded with a clearance report for 16 government employees.
The report was prepared by a consulting structural engineer and concluded that there was no negligence on the part of the investigated employees.
The report sparked controversy over accountability and responsibilities in earthquake disaster cases.
An engineering report exonerated 16 government officials of any responsibility in the collapse of the Tutar building in Adana, which killed 63 people during the February 2023 earthquake, describing their performance as 'error-free'. The decision drew widespread criticism for undermining the principle of accountability in seismic disasters.
The decision reflects weakness in government accountability mechanisms in structural safety issues, which could undermine citizens' confidence in oversight of building standards in earthquake-prone areas and affect judicial follow-up of similar disaster cases. Officials remaining without responsibility may entrench negligence in the implementation of safe building standards in the future.

Mehmet Yılmaz