Here is the English translation of the information regarding the first villages quarantined in Türkiye during the COVID-19 pandemic:The number of settlements quarantined during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in Türkiye changed rapidly depending on the course of the outbreak. However, it is possible to provide specific figures based on the “first mass restriction” data recorded in official logs.As of the end of March 2020, when quarantine applications began, the situation was as follows:First Wave Quarantine Figures (End of March 2020)According to announcements from the Ministry of Interior and local governorates during the final days of March 2020, approximately 18-20 villages and neighborhoods were placed under quarantine. As of March 29, 2020, the distribution and approximate populations were as follows:

ProvinceDistrictVillage/Town NameApprox. Population
RizeCenterKendirli Town (First quarantine)~3,100
RizeCenterYeni Selimiye Village~550
RizeCenterBeştepe Village~280
RizeCenterEsentepe Village~200
RizeCenterMaltepe Village~450
SivasAkıncılarŞenbağlar Village~130
SivasKoyulhisarBoyalı Village~120
SivasKoyulhisarDilekli Village~80
SivasSuşehriBoyalıca Village~250
SivasSuşehriGökçekaş Village~180
GümüşhaneŞiranYukarı Kulaca Village~160
ÇankırıÇerkeşAliözü Village~100
YozgatCenterDerbent Village~220
GiresunÇamolukKaradikmen Village~160
ÇanakkaleÇanMaltepe Village~500
KütahyaSimavÇitgöl Town~3,400
Total Numbers Over Time
As the pandemic progressed, these numbers increased and decreased dynamically. According to a statement made by the Ministry of Interior on June 19, 2020, up until that date:
  • Quarantine orders had been implemented and subsequently lifted in 502 settlements across 66 provinces.
  • As of that same date, the number of places still under quarantine was recorded as 28 villages, 40 neighborhoods, 2 towns, and 6 hamlets across 28 provinces.

Summary: During the last week of March 2020, the number of villages under quarantine was around 15-18. However, during the first three months of the pandemic (until June 2020), this cumulative number reached over 500 settlements.

Would you like more details on the specific reasons for these quarantines or the measures taken by the local authorities at that time?

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