The Cleanup of the Wreckage Has Begun at the Mine Where 5 Workers Died: Independent Mining Workers' Union Reacts with 'Evidence Is Being Destroyed'
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Following the mining disaster in Manisa that claimed the lives of five workers, rescue efforts have begun. The Independent Mining Workers' Union has filed a complaint with the Soma Public Prosecutor's Office, alleging that attempts are being made to conceal evidence.
The Independent Mining Workers' Union has filed a criminal complaint with the Soma Public Prosecutor's Office, alleging that evidence was being concealed under the guise of "debris removal" at the İmbat Mining site in Soma, where 5 miners lost their lives and 2 were injured.
The Independent Mining Workers' Union, recalling that 5 miners died and 2 were injured in the incident at the İmbat Mining site, claimed that evidence was being destroyed under the guise of "debris removal." The union applied to the Soma Public Prosecutor's Office to have the work stopped and the area protected.
In Manisa, rescue efforts have begun at the mine where five workers lost their lives. The Independent Mine Workers' Union, one of whose leaders also died in the tragedy, has filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office, alleging that attempts are being made to conceal evidence.
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