Chair of IPC Gives Update on Claims
The Chairwoman of the Immovable Property Commission (IPC), Növber Ferit Veçhi, provided an update on the commission’s work as of September 13. A total of 7,734 applications have been made to the commission, with 1,840 resolved so far, resulting in compensation amounting to £467,060,546, Yeniduzen reported. Veçhi explained to the Turkish News Agency Cyprus (TAK) […]
Teachers’ Unions Condemn School Opening Delay
The Turkish Cypriot Teachers’ Union (KTÖS) and the Cyprus Turkish Secondary Education Teachers’ Union (KTOEÖS) have both strongly criticised the postponement of teacher appointments and the delayed opening of schools, voicing their frustration in a series of public statements, Yeniduzen reports. Schools, which were supposed to open shortly, will now remain closed until at least […]
Gov’t Failed State Education: CTP
The Republican Turkish Party (CTP) held a protest this morning to oppose the postponement of the school opening date. At the weekend it was announced that the new school term would be delayed by one week because of a shortage of teaching staff. During the protest, which took place at the traffic lights near the […]
Man Dies in Head-On Collision
A man lost his life in a traffic accident on the Akdoğan-Vadili main road last night. Three others including a nine-year-old boy were injured, Yeniduzen reports. Around 8pm last night, 32-year-old Burak Sefa Ürüm tragically lost his life in a head-on collision near Özugurlu Oto Lastik. While driving he allowed his vehicle to veer across […]
