Abdullah Kılıç, 44, who was seriously injured in the explosion at the HABAŞ Iron and Steel plant in Aliağa, İzmir on November 9th and died in the hospital, was buried in his hometown of Şanlıurfa amidst tears and Kurdish laments. At the funeral, a woman, protesting against worker deaths, said, "Stop this, stop the injustices. He died for a piece of bread. Enough is enough, let the poor not die." The article, titled "Protest at the funeral of a H…
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Abdullah Kılıç, 44, who was seriously injured in the explosion at the HABAŞ Iron and Steel plant in Aliağa, İzmir on November 9th and died in the hospital, was buried in his hometown of Şanlıurfa amidst tears and Kurdish laments. At the funeral, a woman, protesting against worker deaths, said, "Stop this, stop the injustices. He died for a piece of bread. Enough is enough, let the poor not die." The article, titled "Protest at the funeral of a H…