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19.06.2008 14:04

Another shipyard in Tuzla closed

Labor & Social Security Ministry's Istanbul chapter decided to suspend activities in a shipyard in Tuzla for one month.

Shipyard in Tuzla closed for one month

Labor & Social Security Ministry's Istanbul chapter decided to suspend activities in a shipyard in Tuzla for one month.

Inspectors of the Department examined Nur Istanbul Shipyard in Tuzla, and recommended that it should be closed until the dangers threatening lives of workers were removed.

Officials also decided to suspend the activities of the shipyard for one month. 99 workers have died due various accidents at Tuzla shipyards since 1992.

Another shipyard in Tuzla closed

Labor & Social Security Ministry's Istanbul Department decided on Thursday to suspend activities in a shipyard in Tuzla (shipyards region) in Istanbul until a further notice.

Inspectors of the Department examined Beytas Shipyard in Tuzla, and recommended that it should be closed until the dangers threatening lives of workers were removed.

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