Despite the earthquake, at least 584 attacks were carried out against Northern and Eastern Syria with heavy weapons and banned bombs from the air and land in 22 days. 13 people died in the attacks.
Three people from the same family, who were arrested in Fîl village of Hezex district in 1993, were sent to many prisons in 30 years. The families of the 3 prisoners said: “All 3 are ill prisoners. We have been waiting for their way for 30 years and they should be released."
Participating in the damage assessment studies in the Andirin district of Maraş with a team of 74 people after the earthquake, Mihail Atik, President of IMO Van Branch said: "If the buildings had been built according to the earthquake regulations, we would have experienced 3 or 4 percent of the destruction."
Stating that it is a great crime for Kızılay to sell the tents that they did not send to earthquake areas, like a commercial company, for money, Political party representatives said: "It is a reflection of the mentality of the government that sees a whole country as a company and the people as a customer."
AFAD announced that the death toll in earthquakes increased to 45 thousand 89.
TBB filed a criminal complaint against the Red Crescent officials to the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
13 legal organizations in Istanbul drew attention to the violations before and after the earthquake and filed a criminal complaint against all relevant authorities and individuals, especially President Erdoğan of AKP.
The lawyers of the Secret Law Office applied to the Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the İmralı Prison Directorate to meet with their client, PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan, who has not been heard from for 22 months.
The Şenşayar family, who carried out the sit-in in front of the Urfa Courthouse, said: "Erdoğan asks for the blessing of people and we do not give my blessings to those who use the judiciary as a stick in their hands.
The conference of "Freedom for Abdullah Öcalan, Peace and Stability for the World" in South Africa has started.
The Kaçar family, who was removed from their AFAD tent after the report of "minor damage" was given to the building they were living in, started to stay on the street because they did not trust the reports of the teams.
In the Petrolkent District, the people took to the streets against drug dealers and the authorities who did not take any precautions regarding the issue.
TJA and the Council of HDP Women will meet with women in 10 cities affected by the earthquake in Maraş as part of the March 8 events this year.
TJA women, who collected aid for women and children in Malatya, stated that they will overcome the process together by increasing solidarity.
The family, who could not receive tent assistance and bought the moldy AFAD tent, which was given to another earthquake victim as an extra, said: "We have no other choice."