New Development in the Building Collapse in Maltepe that Killed 5 People: 9 Million TL in Support Will Be Provided.
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Breaking news - It has been learned that an urban transformation process will be initiated in Maltepe, Istanbul, by the Housing Development Administration (TOKİ), following the recent partial collapse of a building that claimed the lives of 5 people. Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change...
Following the tragedy in Istanbul's Maltepe district, where three floors of a seven-story building collapsed, resulting in the deaths of five people and injuries to ten others, Istanbul Governor Davut Gül made a statement. Gül announced that approximately 9 million TL would be allocated by AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency) and the Governorship to meet the urgent needs of those affected by the collapsed building.
Minister of Environment, Urbanism and Climate Change Murat Kurum said: “TOKI will complete our constructions and deliver safe housing to our citizens within 1 year... 13.10.2026, Sputnik Turkey
Giritlioğlu: People Continue to Live in Risky Buildings because They Cannot Find Alternative Housing
PİRHA - Evaluating the collapse of a seven-story building in Maltepe, Istanbul, without an earthquake, Istanbul Chamber of City Planners Board Member and academician Prof. Dr. Pelin Pınar Giritlioğlu stated that the building safety problem cannot be explained solely by a lack of inspection, but must be addressed together with the housing problem in Turkey. Giritlioğlu pointed out that people living in risky buildings cannot move to other residen…
The owners of the apartment building in Maltepe where 5 people lost their lives, and the owners of the 5 surrounding risky buildings, have received good news: they will be given new homes.
Deputy Minister Ömer Bulut announced the opening of an urban transformation office in Maltepe after meeting with the owners of the collapsed building. Bulut stated that five surrounding buildings were evacuated as a precaution, risk analyses were being conducted, and the damage would be repaired within a year through TOKİ (Housing Development Administration of Turkey).
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