After the images from Marmaris, the military got involved in the incident.

20.06.2025 11:20

Following the shocking footage recorded at some entertainment venues in the Marmaris district of Muğla, a security meeting was held with the participation of numerous military officials. In response to complaints about behaviors disturbing tourists, such as naked dance shows, administrative and security measures to prevent the recurrence of such incidents were thoroughly evaluated.

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The Ministry of Interior took action following strange dance footage that disturbed tourists in Marmaris and drew significant reactions on social media. A meeting was held in Muğla to discuss administrative and security measures upon the instruction of Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya.

THE GENERAL DIRECTOR OF SECURITY AND THE COMMANDER OF GENDARMERIE ATTENDED

The meeting, chaired by Deputy Minister of Interior Münir Karaloğlu, was attended by General Director of Security Mahmut Demirtaş, Deputy Commander of Gendarmerie General Hüseyin Kurtoğlu, Antalya Governor Hulusi Şahin, Aydın Governor Yakup Canbolat, Balıkesir Governor İsmail Ustaoğlu, and Muğla Governor İdris Akbıyık. In the meeting, which was attended by Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya via teleconference, it was decided to increase inspections.

HERE ARE THE DECISIONS MADE

? No workers under the age of 18 will be employed, and alcohol will not be served to those under 18.

? Reports related to tourism security will be evaluated promptly, and a commission will be established regarding the actions taken.

? Maximum attention will be paid to ensure that tourists are not disturbed.

14 BUSINESSES CLOSED

Following complaints about torch-lit and naked dance shows held in some entertainment venues in Marmaris that disturbed tourists, security teams, acting upon the instruction of the district governor's office, identified various violations, including document deficiencies. As a result of the inspections, 14 businesses were penalized with closure.