Landslide kills 15 in Uganda

Landslide emerging after downpours killed 15 in Kasese, Uganda. According to Uganda Red Cross Society, 15 dead body, mostly belonging to women and children, and 6 injured were found during rescue works in which local authorities and volunteers participated. On the other hand, flood emerged within the downpours left some houses under water. Twenty-four were […]

American museum exhibits ancient chinese works

Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has collected over 7,500 Chinese works since 1933. The museum, located in Kansas City, US also studies and exhibits the Chinese items. The piece attracting the most attention is Guanyin of the South China Sea, that has 2.4 meters length, 1.68 meters width and 1.1 meters in depth, and is made […]

Elephant God Festival in India’s Mumbai

After two years of restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mumbai, India’s financial capital, is celebrating the traditional festival of the elephant god Ganesh, or Ganapati. The festival usually begins on Ganesh Chaturthi, the fourth day of Bhadrapad or the sixth month of the Hindu calendar, which commemorates Lord Ganesh’s birth, with the installation of […]

7 died in flooded parking garage in South Korea

Seven citizens attempting to take out their car from flooded park area in Pohang, South Korea died after getting stuck. Nine residents in total headed to the parking garage after the building manager warned them about the flood. Getting stuck in the location due to flooding, 7 out of 9 died. Rescue teams arriving at […]

Forest Fire in Turkey’s Mersin

A forest fire broke out in the Gülnar district of Mersin, Turkey. The fire grew rapidly with the effect of the wind, and it was reported that teams were mobilized for land and air intervention. Along with firefighting crews, 20 sprinklers, 1 aircraft and 3 helicopters support the firefighting. Crews continue to extinguish the flames.

Israel publishes 15-year-old footage of air-strikes on Syrian nuclear reactor

The Israeli Defense Forces published an internal document from 2002 on Tuesday, in which the Military Intelligence Directorate warned that Syria might be attempting to launch a military nuclear program. The intelligence assessment was compiled five years before Israel struck a secret Syrian nuclear reactor being built in the Deir Ezzor area on September 6, 2007, […]

Flood drowned streets of India

The flood drowning the streets of Bangalore left Indians in a challenging condition. Indians are commuting on foot in the floodwater that is above waist level. Some casualties stuck in the flood were rescued with an earth digger. The flood drowned many houses, workplaces, parking lots and streets. Indians in some areas are also facing […]

Turkish private company unveils training plane

A private company introduced the training and general-purpose plane “Troy T200” in Bursa, Turkey. The introductory meeting at Yunusemre Airport was attended by many political officials and Uçaksan Company Manager Emre Balcı. Stating that they want Turkey to be completely independent in the field of civil aviation, Balcı said, “Currently, all of the planes flying […]

Former British PM Boris Johnson applauded while leaving

Downing Street workers applauded Boris Johnson after his final speech as the PM. Johnson left Downing Street to submit his leave in the kingdom estate in Scotland, Balmoral Castle. “I will be supporting Liz Truss and the new government every step of the way.” says Johnson on his final speech.

2 Giant cruise ships dock in Turkey’s Bodrum

Two cruise ships docked in Bodrum, Turkey’s most important tourism hot spot. Mein Schiff Herz, a 262-meter-tall ship flying the Maltese flag, arrived in Bodrum from Istanbul. There are 1696 passengers and 720 crew members on board, the majority of whom are German. The massive ship will set sail for the Greek island of Rhodes. […]