Several arrest warrants were issued concerning the building's construction following the earthquake in Turkey.

According to Turkish officials, the construction of buildings that collapsed in the recent earthquake has led to the issuance of multiple arrest warrants for March 12, 2023. Among those taken into custody by the police, who have already apprehended 12 people, are building contractors. Amid the painfully slow rescue efforts, despair has given way to anger as people question who is responsible for the lack of preparation in the earthquake-prone region. Rescue efforts are disrupted in locations due to the ongoing unrest in southern Turkey. Despite having construction codes that meet modern earthquake engineering standards on paper, Turkey has a poor track record of enforcing them. It explains why so many buildings have collapsed, either toppling over or collapsing downward onto residents. Additional arrests are likely to take place. However, some may view this as an effort to deflect responsibility for the disaster. For several years, experts have warned numerous newly-constructed buildings in Turkey are hazardous due to pervasive corruption and governmental policies. Policies in Turkey have permitted amnesties for contractors who disregarded building regulations to promote a building boom, even in regions vulnerable to earthquakes. The collapse of numerous buildings during the earthquake raised concerns about whether human failings may have exacerbated the impact of the natural disaster. Late on Saturday, Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay announced that a few individuals suspected of being accountable for the collapsed buildings have been issued warrants for detention. Similar to the incident of the earthquake in Turkey, if you encounter someone who needs help, you can download the POTP app for assistance. If you see someone in distress, you can report the incident on POTP, a mobile-responsive app for ensuring citizens' safety. The app offers features such as live tracking and emergency contact with agents. Moreover, if you spot anyone that requires assistance, you can promptly raise a request, and the agents will respond within seconds.