Morning bulletins led with a tender probe in Mersin, where mayor Vahap Seçer and 58 others were detained; Sabah cited 330 million lira in public loss across 13 tenders.
The fund investigation moved from detentions to compensation, with Tera executives arrested, 12 suspects sent to court and the Capital Markets Board ordering interim payments up to 1 million lira; ministers Şimşek and Yılmaz said systemic risk was avoided and further measures were coming, while AKP deputy chair Hayati Yazıcı rejected claims involving his son.
Intelligence announced the capture of a suspect in the 2013 Reyhanlı bombing that killed 53.
Coverage then turned to the reopening of parliament, where President Erdoğan called for consensus and said fund victims would be paid; CHP leader Özgür Özel left the chamber during the speech, drawing criticism from Bahçeli, who later gave Özel a rose.
In Soma, a mine collapse killed two workers.