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02.11.2024

02.11.2024The day the child was found in the cemetery

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Turkey for 02.11.2024.

It displays 212 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

02.11.2024The day the child was found in the cemetery
The discovery of 6-year-old Şirin's body in a Şişli cemetery dominated the morning news. As the day progressed, details emerged about the suspect's attempt to conceal the body. Political tensions continued to simmer, with CHP leader Özgür Özel facing criticism for comments about Fethullah Gülen. The ongoing dispute over Esenyurt Municipality escalated, with opposition figures responding to government actions. A forest fire in Hatay spread, threatening homes. In the afternoon, AKP's Mustafa Varank narrowly escaped a car accident during a test drive. The evening brought reports of a tragic incident in a Bursa shopping mall, where a child's finger was severed in an escalator. The day concluded with President Erdoğan announcing new appointments, including district governors and the Police Academy President.
02.11.2024

01:33Tragedy Strikes Turkish Roads

The newspapers report on various incidents and developments in Turkey. A severe car accident in Edirne left 6 injured (Milliyet). Two bodies were discovered in a crashed vehicle (Sözcü). A child molester has been arrested (OdaTV). The government has issued a decision regarding installment payment periods in earthquake-affected regions (Hürriyet). There's also anticipation for an upcoming Turkey-Wales football match (Yeni Akit). President Erdoğan appears to have taken issue with someone's statement, though details are unclear (Birgun).

04:37Child's Body Found in Cemetery

The newspapers report on various incidents across Turkey. A tragic discovery of a 6-year-old girl's body in a cemetery is highlighted (Sözcü). Two arrests related to child abuse are reported (Milliyet). The status of 'Munzur Gözeleri' has been downgraded (Hürriyet). President Erdoğan praised the Iraqi government's efforts against PKK (Yeni Akit). There's also discussion about vocational education being under capital control (Birgun) and ongoing political tension in Esenyurt (Sabah).

05:41Tragedy Strikes: Child Found Dead, Fatal Car Crash

The newspapers report on several tragic incidents across Turkey. A 6-year-old girl named Şirin has been found dead in Istanbul (Cumhuriyet), while a severe car accident resulted in 3 fatalities (Hürriyet, Sözcü). In international news, there's speculation about the upcoming US election, comparing Harris and Trump (Medyascope). The ongoing conflict involving Hizbullah is also mentioned, with reports of rocket attacks (Yeni Akit). Additionally, a suspect linked to a prominent criminal figure has been apprehended in Poland (Gazete Duvar).

06:46Missing Child Found Dead

The newspapers report on the tragic discovery of 6-year-old Şirin Elmas's body, who had been missing for two days (Cumhuriyet, Hürriyet). In other news, a television actor was caught stealing olive oil from a store in Istanbul (Milliyet). Health concerns are raised as a study suggests increased cancer risk even for non-smokers (Sözcü). An unusual claim about Trump's alleged Alevi Pakistani heritage is reported (OdaTV), though the credibility of this information is questionable.

07:27Economic Woes Persist as Citizens Protest Rising Prices

The newspapers report on various domestic issues in Turkey. A forest fire in Syria is affecting the Turkish coast, with smoke reaching Samandağ (Hürriyet). Health professionals are calling for peace, stating that health cannot exist without it (Bianet). In political news, an AK Party MP suffered a heart attack (Milliyet), while the parliament's expenses have increased significantly (OdaTV). Economic concerns persist as citizens protest rising prices despite official claims of decreasing inflation (Sözcü).

07:57Erdoğan's Legal Battle with Opposition Intensifies

The newspapers report on ongoing political tensions between President Erdoğan and opposition figures. Ekrem İmamoğlu, likely referring to Istanbul's mayor, has responded to a lawsuit from Erdoğan (Cumhuriyet). İmamoğlu also claims public support (Gazete Duvar). CHP leader Özgür Özel made statements about Esenyurt and Ahmet Özer (Sözcü, Gerçek Gündem). In other news, Abdullah Öcalan, PKK leader, received a disciplinary penalty (OdaTV).

08:23Özgür Özel Under Fire

The newspapers report on ongoing political tensions in Turkey. Opposition leader Özgür Özel faces criticism for his statements about Esenyurt and potential government intervention (Bianet, Gazete Duvar, Gerçek Gündem). AK Party spokesperson Ömer Çelik strongly rebukes Özel's comments, calling them "political ignorance and disrespect" towards the President (Hürriyet, Sabah). Meanwhile, a forest fire in Syria is reported to be affecting Turkey (Sözcü).
08:36

08:54Özel's Gülen Comment Ignites Political Firestorm

The newspapers report on a controversial statement made by CHP leader Özgür Özel about Fethullah Gülen, which has sparked strong reactions. Özel suggested that if Gülen were alive, he would come and kiss the shoulders of those in power (Bianet, Cumhuriyet, Gazete Duvar). This comment has drawn sharp criticism from the AK Party (Sabah). In other news, a 22-year-long feud between two families in Van has ended (Sözcü), and a tragic incident involving a bicycle battery explosion resulted in the death of a 19-year-old (Hürriyet).

12:14Political Tensions Escalate Over Municipal Control

The newspapers report on ongoing political tensions in Turkey. Mansur Yavaş, likely referring to Ankara's mayor, criticizes the appointment of trustees to municipalities (Gazete Duvar). CHP leader Özgür Özel comments on Ahmet Özer, suggesting he would voluntarily testify if summoned (Hürriyet). Allegations of nepotism in Esenyurt Municipality under Özer's leadership are reported (Sabah). In other news, gunshots were heard near İsmailağa Mosque, with the cause now revealed (Milliyet), and an AKP deputy suffered a heart attack (OdaTV).

15:19Tragic Discovery: 6-Year-Old Şirin Found Dead in Cemetery

The newspapers report on a tragic incident involving a 6-year-old girl named Şirin, whose body was found in a cemetery in Şişli (Birgun, Gerçek Gündem). The suspect allegedly attempted to hide the body with bushes (Aydinlik). In other news, a forest fire in Hatay is spreading, threatening nearby homes (Gazete Duvar, Sözcü). A carbon monoxide incident resulted in a doctor's death and hospitalization of family members (Hürriyet). Political tensions continue, with İmamoğlu being called "foolish" and summoned to court (Cumhuriyet).
16:14

16:26Turkey Tightens Gun Laws

The newspapers report on various domestic issues in Turkey. Minister Yerlikaya announces stricter penalties for unlicensed firearms (Hürriyet). In Malatya, people were shocked by what emerged from a damaged building (Milliyet). Political tensions continue, with CHP's Yücel responding to criticism of Özel (Gerçek Gündem). In Trabzon, residents complain about an unusual odor (Sözcü). Bilal Erdoğan, likely referring to President Erdoğan's son, criticizes a system, suggesting it should be dismantled if broken (Yeni Akit).

18:04Varank's Close Call: AKP Politician Survives Test Drive Accident

The newspapers report on a car accident involving AKP's Mustafa Varank, who narrowly escaped death during a test drive (Cumhuriyet, Gazete Duvar). In other news, a forest fire continues to be fought with 523 personnel (Gerçek Gündem). The Minister of Health, Memişoğlu, stated zero tolerance for violence against healthcare workers (Milliyet). Internationally, Foreign Minister Fidan met with the African Union Commission Chairman (Sabah).

19:04Turkey's Domestic Potpourri: From Weather to Politics

The newspapers report on various domestic issues. A call for duty to Turks in Europe is mentioned (Aydinlik). Weather warnings are issued for seven provinces, including snow, rain, and storms (Milliyet). A woman's murder in Konya is reported (OdaTV). Political tensions continue, with AKP's Miroğlu reacting to Ahmet Özer's arrest (Sözcü), and criticism of CHP's stance on prayer times (Yeni Akit). Labor union issues are also discussed (Sabah).

20:35Dairy Drama: Famous Brand's Cheese Controversy

The newspapers report on various domestic issues in Turkey. A dairy product controversy emerges with a famous brand (Aydinlik). Political tensions continue, with CHP's Yücel responding to criticism of Özel (Gerçek Gündem). A murder case in Bursa unfolds, involving a farm owner and a shepherd (Milliyet). Minister Fidan meets his Mauritanian counterpart (Sabah). Local protests occur in Uzungöl over road issues (Sözcü). Meanwhile, Minister Kurum receives honorary citizenship in Malatya (OdaTV).

21:31Shopping Mall Horror: Child's Finger Severed in Escalator

The newspapers report on a tragic incident at a shopping mall in Bursa where a 4-year-old girl's finger was severed in an escalator accident (Milliyet, Sözcü). In political news, President Erdoğan made several new appointments (Cumhuriyet), while Foreign Minister Fidan attended a Turkey-Africa Ministers Review Meeting (Hürriyet). A case of domestic violence is reported where a woman had to defend herself despite having a protection order (Bianet). The capture of a fugitive FETÖ member is also mentioned (Yeni Akit).
22:09

22:29Erdoğan's Appointment Spree

The newspapers report on new appointments made by President Erdoğan. Several sources (Gazete Duvar, Gerçek Gündem, Cumhuriyet) mention the appointment of new district governors to 121 districts. Additionally, Prof. Dr. Murat Balcı has been appointed as the head of the Police Academy (Hürriyet, Milliyet). In other news, there's a report of the managing editor of Halktv.com.tr being detained (Sabah), and a controversy regarding a veteran's invitation to the October 29 celebrations (Yeni Akit).