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At HABAŞ, Where 19 Workers Lost Their Lives, Workers Are Banned From Using Their Phones!

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At the HABAŞ factory in Izmir, where 19 workers lost their lives, workers are now prohibited from bringing mobile phones inside.

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At the HABAŞ factory in Izmir, where 19 workers lost their lives, workers are now prohibited from bringing mobile phones inside.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Following the explosion that occurred four days ago in Aliağa, İzmir, it has been alleged that mobile phones have been banned for workers at the HABAŞ Iron and Steel Factory within the facility. This led to a scuffle in front of the factory, and the workers went on strike and started a protest.

Following the explosion at the HABAŞ factory in Aliağa on November 9th, workers reacted angrily to being asked to leave their mobile phones at the security checkpoint. Workers gathered in front of the factory were informed, on Başaran's orders, that those who did not hand over their phones would not be allowed to pass through the turnstile.

A mobile phone ban has been imposed on workers at the HABAŞ factory in İzmir, where 19 workers lost their lives. Workers who refused to hand over their phones blocked the road and refused to enter the factory. The workers called for the resignation of the management and the Turkish Metal Union. The article, "Mobile phone ban at HABAŞ where 19 people died; workers block the road!", first appeared on TR724.

Following the explosion at HABAŞ that killed 19 workers, it was alleged that the HABAŞ owner, who is under house arrest, imposed a phone ban on the workers. It was claimed that the workers were informed not to bring their phones to the factory from the following day onwards. Mahmut Tanal, a New Party Member of Parliament, shared a message on social media that he claimed a worker sent him, asking, "Are you trying to prevent photos and videos from…

At the HABAŞ Iron and Steel Factory, where 19 workers lost their lives, bringing mobile phones into the facility has been banned. Morning shift workers, protesting the policy and refusing to hand over their devices, started a demonstration in front of the factory gates by refusing to enter.

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elipshaber.com broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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