The number of detentions and arrests is expected to further increase as investigations are continuing.

Founded by a group of economists, the ENAG has been releasing inflation figures since 2020. The group's calculations are much higher than those of TurkStat, whose reliability has been widely questioned by economists and opposition parties.

Three retired generals convicted in the February 28 case and sentenced to life imprisonment were pardoned with a presidential decree.

Many prisoners in the earthquake-hit region face difficulties in communicating with their families and access to basic needs since they lost economic support from their families, according to CISST.

In response to a question about the adoption of child survivors of the earthquakes, Diyanet had said there was no obstacle to a marriage between an adopter and an adoptee.

Two dogs were rescued from the rubble in three days in Hatay, southern Türkiye.

The inflation rate was 126.915 percent, according to the ENAG, an independent group of economists.

Yesterday, a court lifted a ban on the social network that had been in place for nine days.

Men inflicted violence on at least 40 women, abused two boys and girls, and harassed at least one woman.

The authorities had imposed the ban on the football giants after their fans called on the government to resign during a game.

The supreme court found the investigation into the police operation with fatality resulting insufficient, in which not even the statements of the participating police officers were taken.

The police took legal action against 609 social media users and detained 150 of them, said the police.

The ban on Ekşi Sözlük came amid an intense public debate over last month's massive earthquakes.

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 decision concerns those who were dismissed from public service by Statutory Decrees following the attempted coup in 2016 and makes it possible for them to work in companies with public partnerships.

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.

A bar official has said volunteers' efforts for animals are not sufficient, urging the authorities to take action.