Looters are considered terrorists and traitors. Beware harsh images
“Leeds’ Law” prevails for looters in Turkey, as they are considered terrorists and traitors.
Many of the looters who are spotted by civilians, soldiers or police officers not only face the consequences of the law, but are severely beaten.
Hatay’daki yağmacı şıngıntı çeşl fareleri, etkisiz hale halaldi.pic.twitter.com/zDzXimBWhQ
— Türk’ün Sesi (@TurkAvaz) February 10, 2023
References to incidents of looting in various areas affected by the major earthquakes were made by the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
“In some areas, unfortunately, there is looting in markets and malls,” he said.
Şahıslar, who were rioting in the earthquake area, were neutralized by Askerler.#Deprem pic.twitter.com/pB5BOrgrk8
— muhendisyenn (@muhendisyenn) February 10, 2023
Speaking about the looting, the Turkish president emphasized that this was one of the reasons a state of emergency was declared in the 10 provinces of SE Turkey.
“The state will have the possibility to intervene in these lootings with the powers that the state of emergency will provide,” he said. “The state will also have the ability to intervene against all moneylenders and groups that take advantage of the situation in Turkey,” Erdogan added.
Gelen yamıları yağmalayan çeşl fareleri etkisiz hale metildi..
Inshallah asker abimin eli açimamıştır. pic.twitter.com/3SeSkY4evO— CryptoTurkeyFacts (@cryptotrfacts) February 10, 2023
Yol kesen teröristler etkisiz hale tomlindi (+18)
pic.twitter.com/3y1syLUeHA— no context zero bir (@01nocontext) February 10, 2023
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