The Turkish Soma mining disaster in 2014, which resulted in the deaths of 301 miners, drew international attention to the safety conditions in Turkey's mining industry. The tragedy highlighted the ongoing risks faced by miners and prompted widespread protests and calls for improved safety regulations. This disaster served as a pivotal moment in the fight for workers' rights and safety in the mining sector.

The Turkish Soma disaster extension in 2014 has had a profound social impact, inspiring poetry that addresses the struggles of workers and the need for reform, echoing the voices of those affected by industrial tragedies.