The Scope of Those Exempted from the Weekend Curfew Has Been Extended

In the circular sent to 81 Provincial Governors of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the recommendations of the Ministry of Health and the Coronavirus Scientific Committee in order to manage the risk of the coronavirus (Covid-19) epidemic in terms of public health and public order, to ensure social isolation, to protect the physical distance and to control the spread of the disease, the President's instructions It was stated that many precautionary decisions were taken and implemented in line with the

In the Circular, it was stated that as a result of the evaluations made with the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure and the Ministry of National Education, an addition was made to the "List of Exempted Places and Persons for the Duration and Days Where Curfew Restriction was Applied".

In this context, vehicle inspection stations and personnel working there and vehicle owners who had vehicle inspection appointments were exempted from the curfew at the weekend.

Motor vehicle driving courses, aviation and maritime courses, special transportation services vocational training and development courses, and steering training exams, which are mandatory to be organized on weekends for trainees attending construction machinery driver training courses, and commission officers, master instructors and other theoretical and practical exams. The trainees who will take these exams are included in the scope of exception in the curfew restrictions.

Personnel who carry out distance education video shooting, editing and editing activities or coordinate these activities in vocational and technical secondary schools / institutions affiliated to the Ministry to be broadcast on the Ministry of National Education EBA LİSE TV MTAL and EBA platform will be exempt from the curfew restrictions.

In line with the decisions taken, the decisions of the Provincial / District General Hygiene Boards will be taken urgently in accordance with the 27th and 72nd articles of the General Hygiene Law.

There will be no disruption in practice and no grievances will be caused. Those who do not comply with the decisions taken will be subject to administrative action in accordance with the relevant articles of the General Hygiene Law, and the necessary judicial proceedings will be initiated within the scope of Article 195 of the Turkish Penal Code.