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In the Canarian neighborhood of Istanbul, there were people who announced their music from their balconies in the curfew last weekend.
President Recep Tayyi Erdogan announced that curfews will be restricted in 31 provinces on April 23, 24, 25 and 26.
In making a statement after the cabinet meeting, President Erdogan stated that the curfew will begin in 30 metropolitan cities and Zonguldak on Thursday, April 23, which is an official holiday, and will end at 00:00 on Sunday 26 April, for 4 days:
“We will continue to apply the curfew restriction for a time without disturbing basic production activities with agricultural health and food services. We plan to limit curfew in 31 provinces between April 23-25 and April 26, maintaining the impact on daily life to a minimum.
“On the night of April 22, this will continue from 00:00, April 23, already on vacation, until 24-25 and April 26, 00:00. Curfew restriction at 24: 00 on Sunday at 24:00 Details about this will be announced by our Ministry of the Interior. “
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Explaining that there are 4 main titles in the fight against the coronavirus outbreak, Erdogan listed these titles as follows:
“The first is to provide the physical distance between our people. The second is to ensure the uninterrupted functioning of the health system. The third is that the production, supply and retail chain is not interrupted in areas such as food and cleaning. The last is that public order is not affected. “
President Erdogan said the settlement at the level of 239 villages, neighborhoods and cities is under quarantine.
Indicating that 5 thousand respirators will be produced until the end of May, Erdogan reported that 100 respiratory devices have been purchased so far.
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Erdogan also criticized the Istanbul Metropolitan Mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, and the Ankara Metropolitan Mayor, Mansur Yavaş, who launched an aid campaign for citizens who were economically struggling due to the coronavirus epidemic and therefore an investigation was launched:
“They are trying to distribute bread, gather aid and establish a hospital. The objective of the activities that the CHP municipalities, which cannot carry out their main activity, is to try to make public is not to serve the public. There is no other explanation for the attitude of the municipalities of Istanbul, Mersin and Adana “.
“Such attempts have been proven by organizations such as FETÖ and PKK in the past. It is clear that the goal is to ignore the social assistance services that the nation appreciatively pursues. Those who await the collapse of the health system and take to the streets in the streets have set their sights on services taken to prevent the epidemic. ” They are trying to sabotage.
“Municipalities, of course, can provide social assistance, among other responsibilities, but they do so within the limits established by law, within the knowledge of the local authority. If you try to do business on your own, you find the law.”
According to coronavirus measures, the curfew was first announced over the weekend, which coincided with April 10. The announcement of the ban just hours before it went into effect caused long lines in front of bakeries and markets.
Statements were made earlier to avoid similar situations before the ban was announced last weekend.
The Interior Ministry will make a detailed explanation of the four-day ban that will be valid after April 23.
