The governorate in Van has announced that until April 17, no demonstrations, outdoor or indoor meetings will be allowed in the city. Activities such as press statements, sit-ins, and survey works will not be permitted outside of locations approved by the governorate and district governorship. Events involving setting up tents or stands, organizing signature campaigns, or distributing leaflets will also not be allowed. Additionally, individuals and groups likely to participate in unlawful actions and activities will not be allowed to enter or exit the provinces and districts.
A similar ban has been imposed in Bitlis as well, where for a period of 15 days, demonstrations, outdoor and indoor meetings, press statements, sit-ins, and similar activities have been prohibited. Until April 17, entry and exit into provinces and districts will be restricted to prevent participation in unlawful actions and activities. This move is seen as a measure to ensure public safety and order in the region.
Meanwhile, in Muş, meetings and demonstrations have been prohibited for a period of three days until April 6 at 23.59. The ban covers activities such as rallies, marches, and gatherings aimed at preventing participation in unlawful actions and activities. Similar restrictions on entry and exit into provinces and districts have been put in place to maintain peace and security in the area.
These bans on demonstrations and public gatherings in Van, Bitlis, and Muş come as a response to potential security threats and risks associated with unlawful actions and activities. The authorities are taking preventive measures to maintain public order and safety in the regions. The restrictions aim to prevent any potential disruptions and ensure the well-being of residents in the provinces. These temporary measures are intended to address specific concerns and are expected to be lifted once the situation stabilizes.
It is essential for residents and visitors to adhere to the restrictions imposed by the governorates and district governorships in Van, Bitlis, and Muş. Compliance with the bans on demonstrations and public gatherings is crucial to avoid any legal consequences and maintain a peaceful environment in the provinces. The authorities are closely monitoring the situation and will take necessary actions to enforce the restrictions effectively. Residents are encouraged to cooperate with the authorities and follow the guidelines to ensure the safety and security of the community.
