The power outage, which occurred in some parts of the province in Isparta and was reported to last for more than two days, was terminated in the provincial and district centers last night. Then, after tens of hours, the power cuts that came to the agenda were still continuing in rural areas, and a remarkable news came in the past minutes.
After the crisis that started with the power cut in Isparta, Isparta Governor Ömer Seymenoğlu was temporarily dismissed. According to the information conveyed by T24, the reason for Seymenoğlu’s dismissal was reported as COVID-19. It has been announced that the Ministry of Interior has appointed the Central Governor Osman Kaymak from Ankara to replace Seymenoğlu.
Last night, it was announced that Seymenoğlu was COVID positive.
The Governorship of Isparta announced that the COVID-19 test of Governor Ömer Seymenoğlu was positive in the information it shared last night. In the statement made, it was learned that Seymenoğlu’s health condition was good, and it was reported that he was resting at home. Kaymak, who took office in place of Seymenoğlu, had previously served as governor in Tunceli and Samsun, and withdrew to the center in 2020 with a decree.
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