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Police raided 22 homes, seizing computers and electronic data storage devices, the Dogan news agency said. A police helicopter was reportedly involved in the operation.
Police rounded up the suspected Islamists and ran medical checks on them before taking the suspects to the Adana security department, where they are being questioned, according to the news outlet.
Turkey is in a state of emergency following last month's failed coup. This gives the government wider detention powers. The country has been targeted by terror attacks several times this year, with some of them blamed on the Daesh terror group.
Comment: Turkey has already allegedly rounded up some of the key military and intelligence assets involved in covert support for the terrorists in Syria (in collusion with NATO). Have they begun mopping up the lower levels of the network within Turkey? See: Not mincing words: Erdogan determined to smash NATO secret army Gladio involved in attempted Turkish coup