In a joint statement released by the Batman Medical Chamber and SES Union’s Batman Branch, it has been noted that 115 healthcare workers, including 51 physicians, have lost their lives since the pandemic broke out in Turkey.

Speaking in Kurdish-majority Şırnak province, President and AKP Chair Erdoğan has said, “We have been offering services for the past 18 years without making any discrimination on the basis of political preferences, ethnicities, languages or religions.”

Five journalists have been acquitted and seven have been convicted of "terrorism-related" charges.

New cases have been on the rise all across the country, Koca has said.

A person with autism was left in the garden of a rehabilitation center with his hands tied up behind his back; the scene was captured by the parents of other children. An investigation has been launched against the responsible person.

The sect allegedly damaged the cemetery of three villages during road expansion.

The 6th Chamber of the Council of State has rejected the power company’s appeal against the ruling of stay of execution given for the hydroelectric power plant planned to be built in Loç Valley in Cide, Kastamonu.

Hasan Yılmaz, the İstanbul Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor who has issued the second indictment against arrested rights defender and businessperson Osman Kavala, has been appointed as the Vice Justice Minister.

CHP deputy Kaya has suggested the reopening of 20,000 village schools that have been closed over the years and the appointment of new teachers.

Main opposition CHP MP Şahin has indicated that nearly 60 houses and workplaces have been damaged and more than 500 families have been affected by the fires that broke out in Turkey’s southern province of Hatay last week.

The Turkish Medical Association (TTB) has released a written statement about some politicians’ targeting remarks: “The ones who have something to say should first answer for the false COVID-19 data and the resultant deaths.”

Doğan is facing up to 15 years in prison over her meetings and interviews with politicians.

Freedom House has released its “Freedom on the Net 2020: The Pandemic’s Digital Shadow” report. Covering the period from June 1, 2019 to May 31, 2020, the report has once again said that Turkey’s “freedom in the world status” is not free.

The President called Prof. Korur-Fincancı "a terrorist" after she was elected the Turkish Medical Association (TTB) Chair.

While the court has suspended the execution of the Ministry’s circular foreseeing the postponement of bars’ general assemblies, a district election council in İzmir has rejected the application of İzmir Bar Association.

Main opposition CHP's chair called for a snap election last week.

After a child worker lost his life in an irrigation pond on Monday, Gamza Kakız (13), a seasonal agricultural worker from Urfa, has drowned in a river in Eskişehir.

The Ministry of Health has announced that Turkey’s coronavirus death toll has risen to 9,080 and the total number of patients to 342,143. 66 people have died of the virus and the number of new patients has been announced as 1,693 in the last 24 hours.

While Foreign Minister of France Le Drian has accused Turkey of "carrying out provocative acts,” Germany’s Maas has found it “unacceptable” that Turkey has once again sent its seismic research vessel Oruç Reis to the Eastern Mediterranean.

The Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) previously gave 72 hours to Spotify to start its licensing process for online broadcasting. The Council has announced that Spotify made an application for a license within the requested time period.