The death of a Turkish teenager provoked new clashes of citizens with the police

The new clashes of citizens and the police were recorded in Turkey on the night of July 11. The police once again in recent weeks have used tear gas and waterlets against the demonstrators.

The current local manifestations in Ankara and in the province of Hatay provoked the death of a 19-year-old resident of Eskishehir Ismail Corcmaz. He received serious injuries during the riots on June 2 and after 38 days died in the hospital, ITAR-TASS reports.

In the capital of the country, Ankara several hundred people gathered for an action not authorized by the authorities in memory of Korkmaz on two avenues, completely blocking them. The police repeatedly urged the audience to disperse, but in vain, and in the end launched special equipment.

In the city of Antakya, a large group of manifestants who wanted to go to the central square also gathered in the province of Hatai on Thursday night. But the police blocked their way and did not allow them to move on. However, the manifestants refused to disperse. Then the police applied gas and waterflows to disperse them. In response to law enforcement officers, stones flew.

At the same time, about five thousand people gathered in his memory in Eskishekhir himself, where Korkmaz died, about five thousand people gathered. With cloves in their hands, they went to the hospital, held a rally near her. The procession passed without serious incidents.

Korkmaz became the fifth victim of unrest that began in Turkey at the end of May. In addition to him, over the past time, three more manifestants who became protesters and symbols of the protest movement, and one policeman, were killed from injuries and injuries, and one policeman.