The level of water in the city's main dam has dropped significantly.

The three suspects, including two military officers, had been described as "good boys" by the then-chief of general staff.

Psychological support centers set up in the quake-hit region have offered support for over 400,000 students, according to Minister Özer.

The investigation into the hotel in Adıyaman that collapsed in the February 6 earthquakes where 35 people died will be conducted separately; no confidentiality order was issued on the investigation.

Fifteen more people have been arrested since yesterday's update.

In a joint statement, the six leaders said they have "reached a common understanding" regarding a joint presidential candidate and will make a "final announcement" on March 6.

The police did not allow the demonstration and prevented some journalists from taking footage during the incidents.

The investigations into the collapsed buildings and incidents of theft after the quakes continue.

Anonymous intelligence sources reported the suspect as one who acted as a "judge" in northern Syria between 2014 and 2018.

Hundreds of thousands of students have returned to school in three provinces that were relatively less affected by the massive earthquakes.

Despite the February 6 earthquakes displacing nearly 2 million people and destroying many public buildings usually used as voting stations, President Erdoğan remains keen on holding the elections on May 14.

The opposition leader addressed the parliamentary group of her party and slammed the President in relation to the February 6 earthquakes, the Sinan Ateş murder, and the Red Crescent issues.

The selling of the tents violated the principles of the Red Crescent and human rights law, the TTB argued.

Sixteen football supporter groups reacted to the uproar after fans of Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş chanted that the government should resign.

The outspoken singer is charged with "provoking the public into hatred and hostility" because of her joke.

Over 11,000 aftershocks followed the February 6 earthquakes, according to the country's disaster management agency.

The government ally accused the crowd of "sabotaging Mr. President's visit."

Fans of the club protested the government during the last game in their home turf. The club said the decision was "unacceptable."

Many doctors and health employees have been arrested and stood trial over the statements of the same informant named with initials H.B.A. Some were acquitted by the court while the supreme court has recently reversed the sentence for Mızraklı, also the Co-Mayor of Diyarbakır.

The spoils system in the institution that has ten affiliated companies and a huge budget is not limited to political links, but also involves family relations.