Ankara Resident Ordered to Pay Wife $16,500 for Failing to Maintain Hygiene

The Court in Turkey's capital, Ankara, has ordered a resident to pay his wife $16,500 (6,624,750 AMD) as compensation for failing to maintain personal hygiene, a case that has sparked widespread discussion on social media. This information was reported by the Haber portal and transmitted by RIA Novosti.

The judicial process in Ankara, related to the complaint of a local woman, has generated significant interest and debate across social networks. The woman filed for divorce on the grounds that her husband brushes his teeth only 1-2 times a week and does not pay attention to personal hygiene.

Opinions among users are divided, with one local television channel promising to discuss the topic in an upcoming broadcast focused on social issues. "The court recognized the husband's fault, made a decision for divorce, and awarded compensation of 500,000 Turkish lira (equivalent to $16,500 or 6,624,750 AMD)," the portal's report stated.