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Bribery Investigation Into Post-Earthquake Demolition Work in Malatya: 14 Arrests.

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In an operation centered in Malatya and spanning seven provinces, as part of an investigation into the demolition of buildings damaged in the February 6th earthquakes centered in Kahramanmaraş, 14 of the 26 suspects detained were arrested. The suspects are accused of "bribery," "rigging tenders," and "money laundering."

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In an operation centered in Malatya and spanning seven provinces, as part of an investigation into the demolition of buildings damaged in the February 6th earthquakes centered in Kahramanmaraş, 14 of the 26 suspects detained were arrested. The suspects are accused of "bribery," "rigging tenders," and "money laundering."

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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In Malatya, one of the provinces hit by the February 6 earthquakes, it was determined that bribery and corruption were involved in the tenders for the demolition of rubble. In operations conducted in 7 provinces, 14 suspects, including 3 public officials, were arrested and sent to prison.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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In an operation conducted as part of four separate investigations into demolitions in seven provinces centered in Malatya, 14 of the 26 suspects detained were arrested.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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News 7 - Within the scope of 4 separate investigation files on contractors related to the demolitions carried out after the February 6 earthquakes in Malatya, 14 of the 26 suspects arrested in operations in 7 provinces were arrested.

The police of 26 suspects detained in the corruption operation for post-earthquake demolition tenders in 7 provinces based in Malatya have been completed. 14 suspects, including 3 public officials, were arrested after criminal proceedings.

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yenicaggazetesi.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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