Malatya city hall’s recent destruction of the “Final Prayer” chapel at an Armenian cemetery has spurred Armenians in Turkey into action about other endangered sites all around the country, Hürriyet Daily News reports.

 “The idea of establishing a commission could perhaps be in time but we first should consider the situation in Turkey. The example of Malatya may not be well attributed everywhere,” former Malatya Philanthropists Association (HAYDER) head Garo Paylan said.

The organization continues receiving phone calls about the status of Armenian remnants elsewhere in the country.

Considering Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s and the city hall’s insincere interest relating to the chapel’s destruction, Paylan also said the latter yielded for fear of public reaction.

To note, workers from the city hall destructed a complex located over a centuries-old Armenian cemetery involving the “Final Prayer” Chapel. After public protest, the city hall agreed to rebuild the complex through its own funds.