Bedrettin Düzen, a 32-year-old shepherd, was killed by a landmine explosion in the Doskî Valley region of Yüksekova district in the eastern province of Hakkari.
Düzen was grazing his animals when he stepped on a landmine, resulting in severe injuries. He was transported to a hospital in Hakkari, where he later succumbed to his injuries. A preliminary autopsy confirmed that Düzen’s death was caused by a landmine explosion.
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Source: Bianet News
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