Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

76 people, including children, families, and well-known figures, lost their lives in the hotel fire in Bolu Kartalkaya. The identities of some of those who lost their lives in the major tragedy have been determined.

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Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

76 people lost their lives and 51 were injured in a fire that broke out at night at the Grand Kartal Hotel in the Bolu Kartalkaya Ski Center. Some of the names of those who lost their lives have been shared with the public.

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

Minister of Interior Ali Yerlikaya stated that there were 238 registered guests at the 12-story hotel.

Minister of Health Kemal Memişoğlu announced that one of the 51 injured people is receiving treatment in intensive care and 17 people have been discharged.

The identities of all 76 people who died in the fire have not yet been announced.

However, some names confirmed to have lost their lives have been reflected in the public domain so far:

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

Among these names are Vedia Nil Apak, an athlete from the swimming branch of the Fenerbahçe Sports Club, and her mother Ferda Apak. Fenerbahçe announced the news of the deaths of Vedia Nil and Ferda Apak through their social media accounts and expressed their condolences to their loved ones.

The club management also announced that Ceren Yaman Doğan, the wife of Bolu Fenerbahçeliler Association Vice President Rıfat Doğan, and their daughter Lalin Doğan also lost their lives.

Prof. Dr. Atakan Yalçın, Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration at Özyeğin University, is also among those who lost their lives.

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

Chef Eslem Uyanık also lost her life.

TED İstanbul College announced that 9th-grade student Alican Boduroğlu, 9th-grade student Elif Nas Boduroğlu, and their mother Ebru Boduroğlu lost their lives.

TED Ankara College shared the news of the death of 10th-grade student Eren Bağcı on their social media accounts.

İELEV Schools announced that students Pelin Doğan and her mother Burcu Güngör, father Kıvanç Güngör, and brother Kerem Güngör died.

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

Sözcü newspaper columnist Nedim Türkmen, his wife Ayşe Neva Türkmen, and their two children lost their lives in the fire.

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

Oyak Cement Factories Inc. announced the death of Bolu Factory Director Mehmet Can Doğan in a statement on its website.

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

Cement company Vicat Turkey announced the deaths of R&D and Quality Director Ayşemin Elif Doğan and her daughter Ayşe Maya Doğan.

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

The Boğaziçi Managers Foundation announced that businessperson Bilal Gültekin, one of the founders of the company named Asır Group, died along with his wife, three children, and two siblings.

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released

14 PEOPLE FROM THE SAME FAMILY PASSED AWAY

It was learned that among those who lost their lives were Zehra Sena Gültekin, the daughter of former Bahçelievler Municipal Council President Habibe Güner and also a Turkish Airlines employee, her three children, her husband, and 9 other members of her family. While it was stated that Zehra Sena Gültekin's husband, Bilal Gültekin, was also a former THY employee, it was learned that a total of 14 people from the Gültekin family lost their lives in the fire.

Identities of those who lost their lives in the major disaster in Kartalkaya have been released