Mehmet Celalettin Lekesiz, governor of southern province of Hatay, stated Murat Berk, deputy police chief of the Reyhanli district of the province, had been removed from his office. In his statement, Lekesiz said, several necessary administrative measures could be taken in case of disruptions or when some staff got tired. \"Removal of our friend from office was one of these measures. It is not a large-scale thing or a new development. It is just an administrative decision,\" said Lekesiz. Twin bombings ripped through Reyhanli town of the Turkish southern province of Hatay on May 11, killing 51 people. Explosions in Reyhanli town just across Syria\'s Idlib province were the deadliest cross-border spillover since the Syrian revolt began in March 2011.
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