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It Became a Tomb for 125 People: Those Who Allowed the Use of the Hospital that Collapsed in the Earthquake Are 'Primarily at Fault'.

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The long-awaited expert report has arrived in the investigation file concerning the Iskenderun State Hospital in Hatay, where 125 people lost their lives in the February 6 earthquakes, after an investigation that has been ongoing for 3 years and 8 months. The report states that the hospital continued to be used despite a "risk of collapse" being detected in 2012, and the institution's officials were found to be "primarily at fault".

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The long-awaited expert report has arrived in the investigation file concerning the Iskenderun State Hospital in Hatay, where 125 people lost their lives in the February 6 earthquakes, after an investigation that has been ongoing for 3 years and 8 months. The report states that the hospital continued to be used despite a "risk of collapse" being detected in 2012, and the institution's officials were found to be "primarily at fault".

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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An expert report regarding the deaths of 125 people at Iskenderun State Hospital during the February 6 earthquakes found the institution's officials primarily at fault. Celal Gezer, spokesperson for the Platform for Families Seeking Justice, stated that there has been no indictment in the investigation, which has been ongoing for 3 years and 8 months, and demanded punishment.

Journalist Güçlü Özgan's "Place and Time" program on Radio Sputnik today included the collapse of the İskenderun State Hospital during the February 6th earthquakes as one of its topics. Özgan reported that the expert report indicated that the risk of collapse at the hospital was identified in 2012.

An expert report on Block A of the Iskenderun State Hospital, where 125 people lost their lives in the February 6 earthquakes, revealed that the building continued to be used despite being determined to be at a "collapse risk" performance level in 2012. The report, prepared by four academics from Gazi University, found the Social Security Institution, the building owner, and the building manager, Müfit Tenmizil, primarily at fault, while some co…

The expert report regarding Iskenderun State Hospital stated that the hospital continued to be used despite a "collapse risk" assessment in 2012, and the institution's officials were found to be "primarily at fault".

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Kısa Dalga broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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