101 Palestinians Killed Yesterday on Gaza Strip

Following the 3 attacks the Israeli army carried out on the Gaza strip yesterday, 101 Palestinians were killed and 169 others were injured, said Palestinian Health Ministry. The ministry noted that the total Palestinian death toll rose to 37,551 and the number of injuries rose 85,911.

World’s Ugliest Dog Contest Held in California

The World’s Ugliest Dog Contest was held at U at the Sonoma-Marin Fair in Petaluma, California, USA on Thursday. Among all the contestants, who have unique imperfections on their bodies, 8-year-old brown-furred Pekingese, named Wild Thang, won came the first.

Full Moon Dazzles over Istanbul

The full moon formed a dazzling view in the skies of Istanbul on the night of June 21, the longest day and shortest night of the year. The moon between the clouds offered a romantic view to nature lovers over the landscape of the lovely Turkish city. Mehmet Güzel

Armed Man Shoots 13 People at Grocery Store in Arkansas, US

An armed attack was carried out at a grocery store located at a gas station in the US state of Arkansas for an unknown reason. Eleven civilians and two police officers were shot and 3 civilians were killed, according to the local police. “The 44-year-old attacker was shot and arrested,” stated police, adding that the […]

Fire Breaks Out in Greece’s Peloponnese

A forest fire broke out near an open-pit mine in the south of Greece’s Peloponnese Peninsula yesterday. Nine trucks, 30 personnel, 2 aircraft and 1 helicopter were sent to the region to control the fire. Locals were warned to stay away from the area. A 55-year-old man collapsed while fighting the flames and died at […]

30 die during Heavy Rain in Central America

Thirty people lost their lives in floods and landslides caused by heavy rains in the Central American countries of El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala. Eleven of the deaths occurred in floods in Guatemala and Honduras, while the rest 19 were reported in El Salvador, where a severe landslide occurred on Tuesday.

Türkiye’s Salt Lake Becomes Healing Tourism Hub

  Salt Lake, Türkiye’s second-largest lake and a vital source for 60% of the nation’s salt, is gaining popularity as a healing tourism destination. Spanning the borders of Aksaray, Ankara, and Konya provinces, the lake harvests 2 million tons of salt annually. As the weather warms, both local and international tourists flock to Salt Lake […]

47 Die in China due to Floods and Landslides

Floods and landslides caused by heavy rains in China’s Guangdong province since Sunday claimed the lives of 47 people. It was reported that 38 deaths were reported from in Pingyuan and 9 in Meixian and Jiaoling. Rescue and aid efforts continue. It was stated that a total of 2,247 houses were destroyed in the disaster, […]

Adıyaman’s Kahta Castle Reopened for Visits

The Kahta Castle, which dates back to the Hittite period in the Kocahisar village of Adıyaman and was closed to tourism in 2005 due to the safety reasons, was reopened to visits after completion of the restoration works. It is anticipated that the 2000-year-old castle, located in the destination of Mount Nemrut, will be one […]

Forest Fire in Türkiye’s Manisa

A forest fire erupted in Manisa province of Türkiye . Firefighting teams are battling the blaze both from the air and on the ground. The operation involves 4 planes, 3 helicopters, 10 water tankers, 2 water supply vehicles, and 2 bulldozers. Efforts to extinguish the fire are ongoing.