Reconstruction Continues in Türkiye’s Kahramanmaraş

In Kahramanmaraş, construction of permanent residences and earthquake houses is accelerating while demolition and debris removal work continues. The city received $2.4 million from a Japanese fund for rubble removal at the earthquake epicenter. Demolition is ongoing in adjacent areas, with 14 million square meters identified as severely damaged. The destruction rate, excluding courthouses, is […]

Israel’s Attack on Syria’s Aleppo Kills 38

The Syrian Ministry of Defense announced that the Israeli army and other armed groups attacked various points in the Aleppo countryside around 01.45 local time. It was stated that 38 civilians and soldiers died as a result of the attack, and damage occurred to public buildings and private properties. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human […]

Chain Reaction Car Accident in South Korea: 17 injured

A chain-reaction car accident occurred after a concrete mixer hit truck crashed into another truck from behind at 09.21 local time in the Seongbuk district of Seoul, the capital of South Korea. Thirteen vehicles, including a motorcycle, involved in the accident and 17 people were injured, reported the police. Two people were in serious condition, […]

Lambs and Mothers Reuinted in Erzincan

    In Erzincan, the springtime reunion of lambs and their mothers in Günebakan village was captured in vibrant drone footage. Producers like Furkan Aydın facilitate these meetings twice daily, describing the unique bond through sounds, scents, and colors. The emotional scenes of these reunions, starting in February and continuing until May, were documented with […]

Victims of Solingen Attack Commemorated in Germany

A memorial ceremony was held for the Turkish family of four, including two children, killed by Neo-Nazis who set fire to their houses in the Höhscheid district of Solingen, Germany, on May 29, 1993. During the ceremony, which took place in front of the house, authorities condemned racism and requested that the incident be brought […]

Object Emitting Yellow Light Spotted in Hakkari Sky

During iftar time in Hakkari’s Yüksekova in Türkiye, a vertical object emitting yellow light was spotted in the sky. Esad Tek captured the phenomenon on his mobile phone camera, describing it as surprising and unique. The object remained briefly before disappearing, leaving Tek astonished by the encounter.

Bus Crash Claims 45 Lives in South Africa

In South Africa, a passenger bus veered off a bridge, plunging into a ravine near Mmamatlakala in the Limpopo province. The South African Ministry of Transport confirmed that out of the 46 occupants onboard, 45 tragically lost their lives, while an 8-year-old child survived with severe injuries. The ministry’s statement highlighted that the bus, en […]

2 Bodies Found Under Collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in US

Search teams found the bodies of two people who fell into the river after the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, USA, collapsed after being hit by a cargo ship on March 26. The Maryland State Police identified the victims as 35-year-old Mexican Alejandro Hernandez Fuentes and 26-year-old Guatemalan Dorlian Ronial Castillo Cabrera. Their red […]

Russians Mourn Victims of Crocus City Hall Attack

Russians continue heading to the Crocus City Hall concert venue in Russia’s Moscow to mourn six days after the terrorist attack that killed 143 people at the concert hall. The attack, which also injured 100 more, was claimed by the terrorist organization ISIS. Four of the assailants and 7 others related to the attack were […]

Nemrut’s Camels Photographed among Snow

Vicinity of the obelisk blocks called Nemrut’s Camels, located in Tatvan district of Bitlis, was covered by snow white after the recent snowfalls. Offering a perfect view, the area attracted nature photographers. According to the rumors, the structures were once camels belonging to Nemrut, a Babylonian ruler who used to travel to Tatvan in the […]