Number of People Applying to Hospitals with Health Complaints in Tokat Reached 2,914

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

While the number of people applying to hospitals due to health complaints in Tokat continues to increase, authorities warned that mains water should not be used for drinking purposes.

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Following health complaints that began on the evening of Friday, October 9, 2026, in the city center of Tokat, the number of citizens who applied to hospitals reached 2,914.

Total Number of Hospital Applications

Citizens experiencing various health complaints in Tokat started applying to hospitals as of the evening of Friday, October 9, 2026. According to the statements made by relevant institutions, applications increased rapidly.

As of Sunday, October 11, 2026, at 08:00, the total number of citizens who applied to health institutions reached 2,914.

Health Status of Pediatric Patients

The condition of pediatric patients continuing their treatment in hospitals is also being closely monitored by authorities.

It was reported that a total of 18 children are continuing to receive follow-up and treatment in hospitals, and their general health condition is good.

Water Samples Sent to Laboratory

A comprehensive investigation was launched across the city to determine the source of the complaints.

Drinking water samples taken from various points of the city were sent to the Ankara Public Health Reference Laboratory for detailed analysis, and the results are awaited.

Water Usage Warning from the Governorate

The Tokat Governorate stated that citizens should be cautious until the laboratory results are announced.

As a precaution, it was recommended not to use mains water for drinking and food preparation purposes, and to meet needs from reliable packaged water.

Infrastructure Statement from the Municipality

Tokat Municipality had previously responded to the allegations by making a statement regarding the issue.

The municipality reported that the claims that sewage was mixed into the mains water do not reflect the truth and that there are no technical findings originating from the infrastructure.