Arrests Made in Istanbul over School Canteen Provocation: Statement Released by the Governor's Office.
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The Istanbul Governorship announced that A.Y., who made a social media post claiming that 3 of the 26 children poisoned by food purchased from a school canteen had died, has been taken into custody. Legal proceedings have been initiated against the suspect for the crime of "publicly disseminating misleading information."
A suspect was taken into custody for posting on social media that 26 children were poisoned and 3 died after consuming food purchased from a school canteen in Sultanbeyli, Istanbul. The governor's office stated that the post did not reflect the truth, and legal proceedings have been initiated against the suspect.
Following claims that students in Sultanbeyli were poisoned after eating at a school canteen, resulting in 3 deaths, an investigation revealed the news to be false. The person who shared the information was apprehended.
The Istanbul Governorship announced that A.Y., who made false claims about a poisoning incident at a school canteen in Sultanbeyli resulting in the deaths of three children, has been taken into custody and legal proceedings have been initiated against him.
The Istanbul Governorship announced that the suspect who shared a post claiming that three of the 26 children poisoned by food purchased from a school canteen in Sultanbeyli had died has been taken into custody. It was stated that legal proceedings are underway against the suspect for the crime of publicly disseminating misleading information.
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