Fire Starts on Mount Ida in Balıkesir

A forest fire broke out in the National Park on Mount Ida in Edremit district of Balıkesir. Authorities sent numerous air and land vehicles to the area. It was stated that the fire was triggered by a lightning strike.

La Tomatina Festival Begins in Spain

This year’s version of La Tomatina, the Spanish’s traditional tomato battle, started in a small village of Bunol in the Valencia city at around 13:00 local time. The colorful event, where tons of overripe tomatoes are used, has attracted thousands of people, including tourists. A man unfurled a Palestinian flag to show support in the […]

Çimenli Canyon in Türkiye’s Gümüşhane Becomes Summer Hotspot

  Çimenli Canyon in Gümüşhane, Türkiye, has become a top destination for nature and adventure enthusiasts this summer. The canyon, known for its striking rock formations, cool weather, and crystal-clear waters, is attracting visitors, particularly from mountaineering clubs in Trabzon. This week, the Gümüşhane Mountaineering, Nature Sports, and Youth Association (GÜDAK) organized a hike through […]

Chimney Cap Falls on Woman in Alanya

A 40-centimeter-wide chimney cap that came off from a roof due to the wind fell on a guest next to the pool of an hotel in Alanya. The 37-year-old woman was immediately taken to the hospital and reportedly injured badly. Her condition was stated to be life-threatening.

Typhoon Shanshan Hits Japan

Typhoon Shanshan, which caused severe storms and floods, has brought life to a standstill in Japan as of the evening hours. Three people were injured in Miyazaki Prefecture and one in Kagoshima Prefecture due to accidents caused by strong winds. An evacuation warning was issued to approximately 870,000 people. The Japan Meteorological Agency announced that […]

Türkiye Caught 16 Illegal Immigrants

In a recent operation by the Turkish authorities, 16 illegal immigrants and one organizer were apprehended. Authorities discovered that smugglers were transporting irregular migrants from border provinces to Erzurum before moving them to western provinces. During the raid at an address in central Erzurum, 16 illegal immigrants were detained, and legal action was taken against […]

Supercell Clouds Cause Heavy Rain in Istanbul

Seven-kilometer-thick supercell clouds coming from the Black Sea region caused torrential rain in Istanbul. Moving over the Sea of ​​Marmara, the clouds released heavy rain for about 1 hour, disrupting traffic and causing floods in many parts of the city. Sunlight, which was drastically blocked in the meantime, started to reach the city after about […]

Submerged Neighborhood Resurfaces After Dam Water Recedes

  The long-submerged Taşhan Neighborhood in Kayseri’s Kocasinan district has reappeared after 21 years as water levels in the Yamula Dam receded due to summer heat. The neighborhood, which was submerged when the dam began holding water in 2003, has now resurfaced, revealing the ruins of historical houses. The newly visible remains have been captured […]

Chick Brought Back to Life with Heart Massage

A newborn chick that lost its life after being accidentally stepped on by its mother was brought back to life by the grandson of its owner, Esma Yıldıztekin with heart massage and CPR in a village of Erzurum’s Oltu district “This morning at the farm, my grandmother gave me a dead chick. The chick had […]