California is facing a severe wildfire, with 3,499 active fires scorching 197,288 acres of land, according to CAL FIRE. The fires have damaged 42 structures and rendered 86 unusable. The largest blaze, the Lake Fire in Santa Barbara County, has consumed 26,985 acres since igniting on Friday, threatening homes and landmarks, including Michael Jackson’s […]
Diver Akın Rıdvanoğlu captured a dramatic encounter with a school of sharks while diving off the coast of Hatay, Türkiye. Known for its rich biodiversity, the Mediterranean waters near Samandağ provided the backdrop as Rıdvanoğlu and his team recorded the close encounter. The sharks, likely not hungry, did not pose a threat, allowing for a […]
In June, Türkiye’s Çanakkale witnessed 132 fires, with 31 forest fires and 101 non-forest fires, resulting in significant damage. The forest fires burned 658 hectares, while non-forest fires affected 1,217 hectares. In total, 1,875 hectares, equivalent to 2,625 football fields, were damaged. Fires occurred in various districts, including Ayvacık, Bayramiç, Biga, Yenice, Çan, Eceabat, […]
Heavy rains in South Korea have triggered floods and landslides, resulting in at least four deaths and one person missing. Local authorities reported that in South Chungcheong province, one person died in a flooded elevator shaft and another when their house collapsed due to a landslide. In North Gyeongsang province, one individual was swept […]
The death toll from Russia’s missile attacks across Ukraine yesterday has risen to 42, including four children. The strikes targeted various locations, including the Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital in Kyiv. The Ukrainian National Police reported that the attacks also hit Kryvyi Rih, Dnipro, and other settlements, injuring 190 people. The children’s hospital was struck by […]
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan attended NATO’s 75th Anniversary Commemoration in Washington, D.C., where he, along with his wife Emine Erdoğan, posed for a group photo with other heads of state and government. The event at Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium featured videos showcasing significant historical events, including World War II, the founding of NATO, the Bosnian […]
Hezbollah used a UAV to photograph Israeli military bases in the Golan Heights, escalating tensions with Israel. The footage included intelligence, command bases, and newly established military facilities. This follows a previous incident where Hezbollah’s UAV captured strategic locations in northern Israel, including Haifa. The Israeli Air Force detected but did not intercept the UAV, […]
Makbule Sorkun, a resident of Germany, has accused Prof. Dr. Alper Çelik of malpractice, claiming his diabetes surgery led to severe complications. Çelik has been temporarily banned from practicing for three years following numerous investigations and allegations that his procedures caused multiple patient deaths and injuries. Sorkun, who sought treatment from Çelik in January 2019, […]
Turkish Minister of Internal Affairs Ali Yerlikaya announced that 19 irregular immigrants were rescued from Karaada in the Aegean Sea. Unfortunately, the bodies of 7 immigrants were also discovered. Yerlikaya emphasized on social media that the fight against human traffickers, who endanger the lives of innocent people, will continue relentlessly.
Hurricane Beryl has devastated Texas, resulting in six deaths and leaving 2.7 million homes and businesses without electricity. The storm has caused severe damage, including fallen trees, closed roads, and widespread flooding. Houston reported significant flooding, and 1,300 flights were canceled. The total death toll from the hurricane across affected regions now stands at […]