Causing outrage for planning to introduce a price increase discriminating against refugees in the city, main opposition CHP’s Bolu Mayor Özcan also drew criticism over his sexist remarks. He has been referred to the CHP’s disciplinary board to be warned.

Visiting the shops in their electoral districts on the first day of in-class education in Turkey, CHP MPs Utku Çakırözer and Ömer Fethi Gürer have underlined that citizens mostly complain about the economic crisis and price increases.

The trial over the killing of DEP MP Mehmet Sincar has been adjourned until February 2022 despite the warnings of lawyers about the expiry of statutory limitations. The request for arresting the only defendant of the case has been rejected.

The Ministry of Health has announced that over 300 thousand tests were conducted, 20,962 people were diagnosed with COVID-19, 271 people died of the disease and 868,298 vaccine doses were administered in a day.

The father of Mihraç Miroğlu, who was hit by an armored police vehicle and lost his life in Şırnak, says, “I will seek justice for my child.” Diyarbakır Bar Association Chair Eren also calls on the Parliamentary Human Rights Commission to do its duty.

The president has called on the people not to give credence to anti-vaccination propaganda on social media as schools have opened.

The statement of the police officer driving the armored vehicle that hit and killed 7-year-old Mihraç Miroğlu in Kurdish-majority Şırnak province was taken three days later. The investigation has been launched on the grounds of “deadly road accident.”

With their three family members killed in an attack by the relatives and security guards of a ruling AKP MP, the Şenyaşar family say, “A massacre was committed inside a public hospital, but no one can open the file as an MP and his relatives are involved.”

Those who are not fully vaccinated or don't have a negative PCR test will not be allowed to enter public events such as concerts and cinemas and use intercity buses and planes.

CHP MP Tarhan has expressed support for the locals in Kocaeli’s Gölcük in the face of a stone quarry which was closed three years ago, but has been opened again following a court ruling: “The recent floods and forest fires are products of this mentality.”

Nearly half of the Syrian refugees in the country are employed while 36 percent are looking for work. Despite the challenges they face, 79 percent of Syrians are considering staying in the country.

Released from Ankara Sincan Prison on August 25 as his health condition took a turn for the worse, Mehmet Ali Çelebi has passed away at hospital.