10.11.2026 23:32
Paşa Güngör (50), a former neighborhood headman who was grazing his animals in the Asarcık district of Samsun, was seriously injured when he fell onto the rifle he was carrying. Güngör was struck by pellets from the gun, which discharged due to the impact of the fall, and died despite all the doctors' interventions at Asarcık State Hospital, where he was taken. An investigation has been launched into the incident that resulted in the death of the 50-year-old former headman.
In Samsun, former village headman Paşa Güngör, who fell onto his rifle while grazing his animals, lost his life when the weapon discharged. The unfortunate incident occurred in the Asarcık district.
HE FELL ONTO HIS RIFLE WHILE GRAZING HIS ANIMALS
In the incident that occurred in Sakızlı Neighborhood of the Asarcık district of Samsun, the neighborhood's former village headman, 50-year-old Paşa Güngör, lost his life as a result of an unfortunate accident that happened while he was grazing his animals. According to the information obtained, Güngör fell onto the rifle beside him while he was tending to his animals. Due to the fall, the weapon discharged and the pellets from the rifle hit Güngör. In the incident that occurred suddenly, help was requested for the former village headman, who was seriously injured. As Güngör's health condition was serious, an intervention was made to take him to the hospital.
THE RIFLE DISCHARGED DUE TO THE FALL
The manner in which the accident occurred became the most striking detail of the incident. It was stated that the weapon discharged when Paşa Güngör fell onto the rifle beside him while grazing his animals. Güngör, who was hit by the pellets from the rifle, was seriously injured. Following the incident, first aid was administered by medical teams.
HE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL BUT COULD NOT BE SAVED
After the incident, Paşa Güngör, who was seriously injured, was taken to Asarcık State Hospital after first aid. Doctors intervened to save the life of the former village headman, who was placed under treatment at the hospital. However, despite all interventions, Güngör could not be saved. The 50-year-old former village headman lost his life as a result of injuries caused by the pellets from his rifle.