President of the Assembly of the Republic, Töre, received the delegation of the Retired Police Association
Zorlu Töre, President of the Assembly of the Republic, received the delegation of the Retired Policemen Association.
According to the information given by the Assembly, at the reception held in the Hall of Honor, the members of the delegation stated that the TRNC citizens who lost their lives in the earthquake disaster on 6 February were counted as martyrs within the scope of the “Martyr Families and Disabled Veterans Law” and the legal amendment planned to be implemented was implemented as soon as possible. requested it be passed.
President of the Assembly of the Republic, Zorlu Töre, in his speech, noted that the losses we experienced in the earthquake deeply saddened everyone, but the pain of family relatives was indescribable.
Töre stated that the state took steps with sensitivity after the earthquake disaster, but despite everything, there may be deficiencies.
Töre stated that he would convey the issue to the Prime Minister and the Chairman of the Committee and said that they also attach importance to the establishment of the Champion Angels Association, and that efforts will be made to keep the memory of our lost compatriots alive under the leadership of the association.
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The President of the Assembly of the Republic, Zorlu Töre, recently received a delegation from the Retired Policemen Association. During the meeting, the delegation requested a legal amendment to be implemented as soon as possible to declare the TRNC citizens who lost their lives in the recent earthquake disaster as martyrs within the scope of the “Martyr Families and Disabled Veterans Law”. In response, Töre expressed his deep condolences to the families of the victims and emphasized that the state took steps with sensitivity after the disaster, but that there may still be deficiencies. He also stated that he would convey the issue to the Prime Minister and the Chairman of the Committee, and that efforts would be made to keep the memory of the lost compatriots alive under the leadership of the Champion Angels Association.
