Ten Metropolitan Mayors came together once again in an online meeting. Presidents said that the number of deaths from infectious diseases at their own hands is 2-3 times higher than the data announced. He called for a total struggle against the pandemic with the social state reflex. The Mayor of Antalya Metropolitan Municipality, who took part in all the meetings so far, attended the meeting. Muhittin BöcekHe could not attend due to the Kovid-2 treatment he had been receiving for about 19 months.
10 Metropolitan Mayors from CHP came together in a virtual meeting. Antalya Metropolitan Municipality Mayor, who has been treated for Kovid-2 for about 19 months Muhittin Böcekwas unable to attend the meeting. Metropolitan Mayors, who manage the cities where 49 percent of the total population of the country lives, shared information about the number of deaths due to infectious diseases in their cities. Stating that there is a 2-3 times difference between the figures published by the central government and the numbers they receive, the Presidents said that the hospitals in their cities have reached occupancy rates that can no longer meet the demands.
Under the Mayor of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Ekrem İmamoğlu, Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş, Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Tunç SoyerMayor of Adana Metropolitan Municipality Zeydan Karalar, Mayor of Eskişehir Metropolitan Yılmaz Büyükerşen, Mayor of Aydın Metropolitan Municipality Özlem Çerçioğlu, Mayor of Muğla Metropolitan Municipality Osman Gürün, Mayor of Mersin Metropolitan Municipality Vahap Seçer, Mayor of Tekirdağ Metropolitan Kadir Albayrak, Mayor of Hatay Metropolitan Lütfi Savaş' The statement signed by:
"Turkey is inhabited by 49 Metropolitan Municipality Chairman of the 11 percent of the population, Kovid-19 to combat violence in the state that we are ready to work with all institutions we have expressed at every opportunity. With the recent increase in the number of cases, patients and deaths, we follow the 'information pollution' on these numbers with sadness and concern. We are experiencing the uneasiness of having to detect 2-3 times the differences between the daily death figures reflected in our institutions and the numbers published by the central government every night. It is now the responsibility of every public official to share the facts about this virus and its consequences with the public in almost every home. There is nothing publicly or conscientiously understandable to avoid this sense of responsibility. We invite the public administrators to be determined to share the facts with all their nakedness in such a process where a funeral starts to rise from each house. Same determination; It must also be shown in matters such as financial aid, support and incentives that must be made to all segments of society adversely affected by the pandemic. We invite the central administration to fulfill all the requirements of being a social state and to include all its institutions in the process with a sense of mobilization. We are obliged to announce to the public that we are in consensus on the point that a 2 or 3-week closure is essential, in line with the recommendations of scientists, in terms of protecting public health. Regards."
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