Hot details continue to come after the last minute development that occupies the agenda. According to the latest information obtained; In the Divriği district of Sivas, Hüseyin Şahin (48) filed a complaint, claiming that 9 of his calves died due to the smoke coming from the oak coal production area, which was established approximately 600 meters away from his barn. Explaining the death of his animals with tears, Şahin said, "They are making charcoal downstairs. 9 of our calves died in 5 days. It was reported that the authorities reached them and when they opened the dead animals and looked at them, they said that they were affected by the smoke. There are 20 more animals that we expect to die." While the investigation process carried out by the official authorities regarding the incident continues, you can instantly follow the most up-to-date information on our website.
Information from official sources regarding the issue, which has a wide repercussion on Türkiye's agenda, has become clear. According to the statements made; Hüseyin Şahin, a married father of one who has been cattle breeding for 6 years near Yağbasan village, which is approximately 45 kilometers away from the district, said that the oak charcoal production furnaces belonging to N.A., which were established approximately 600 meters away from his barn, negatively affected his animals. Şahin, who has 109 cattle, claimed that 9 of his calves died recently due to the intense smoke coming out of the furnaces. Şahin, who also complained to the Gendarmerie, Forest Management Directorate and Provincial Directorate of Agriculture, asked for help from the authorities in tears. Stating that he kept a report for each dead animal, Şahin demanded that the quarries be closed or moved to another region. Şahin argued that although he conveyed the situation to N.A., the owner of the coal production facility, his request was not met. Officials of the facility where barbecue charcoal is produced did not make a statement. Detailed analysis and official statements of the issue are closely followed by our editorial team in line with the developments.
According to the latest information about hot developments, a new phase has been entered in the event that is closely followed by the public. According to the details given; Explaining the death of his animals with tears, Şahin said, "I am engaged in animal husbandry here. I returned to my village and bought this place with a tender from the state 6 years ago. I was doing business in Istanbul, but I returned because I love my hometown. They make barbecue down there. We are in a difficult situation here. Our calves are children. We warned them, but they did not listen. 9 of our calves died in 5 days. I do not even want to come to the barn. They are affected by the smoke. I complained to the gendarmerie, they came and said they could not do anything. It was reported that the authorities had reached them." "And when they opened the animals and looked at them, they said that they were affected by the smoke. I have nothing left to do. I sent the images of each of our dead animals to CIMER. We have 20 more animals that we expect to die." Legal investigations and investigations by the competent authorities on the subject continue to deepen. We will continue to report new developments as they occur.
Information from official sources regarding the issue, which has a wide repercussion on Türkiye's agenda, has become clear. According to the statements made; Yağbasan Village Headman Gazi Yılmaz said, "This is wrong for us. Animals are fed and produced here. The smoke affects the living creatures here. 9 animals have perished. It affects not only the animals but even our village. Precautions need to be taken regarding this. Money is not everything, we need to protect the health of living creatures and nature first. Authorized institutions need to pay attention to this and find a solution." While the investigation process carried out by the official authorities regarding the incident continues, you can instantly follow the most up-to-date information on our website.