Following a series of deaths, 63 businesses shut down after licenses were revoked
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that 63 businesses in the city selling counterfeit alcohol have been shut down after their licenses were revoked.
In a post on his social media account, Governor Gül stated, "63 businesses selling counterfeit alcohol have been shut down after their licenses were revoked.
Everyone who causes death by selling counterfeit/illicit alcohol is being identified and delivered to justice.
Please be careful! Death cases are increasing."
In his post, Gül also included the circular issued by the Istanbul Governor's Office to more effectively combat the use of illicit and counterfeit alcohol.
News Source: 12punto
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