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Retired Imam Harnesses Stream Power, Cuts Electricity Bills
Ahmet Ergin, a 72-year-old retired imam living in Türkiye's northern province of Ordu, has ingeniously reduced his electricity bills by installing a homemade system powered by a nearby stream. Graduating from…
Historical Bridge Survives Tokat Earthquake
While the 5.6 magnitude earthquake that occurred in the Sulusaray district of Tokat province of Türkiye caused damage to a total of 191 residences in three districts and 30 villages, the 2 thousand-year-old Sulusaray bridge from the Roman…
Tokat Earthquake: Aerial Footage Reveals Extent of Damage
The aftermath of the 5.6 magnitude earthquake in Tokat, which struck the day prior, revealed significant damage at dawn. Aerial footage captured by a drone showcased the impact in Sulusaray district, the…
New Homes Replace Earthquake-Damaged Houses in Hatay
The ongoing delivery of TOKİ residences, replacing earthquake-damaged homes in Hatay's Payas district due to earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, is progressing smoothly. Payas Municipality Disaster Affairs Manager…
Palestinian Children Continue Quran Education Amid Conflict
In the midst of Israeli bombardments in Gaza, Palestinian children continue Quran education at the Masjid al-Aqsa Martyrs Quran Memorization Center. Located near Shuheda al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir al-Balah,…
Dead Dolphins Washed Ashore in Artvin
Five dead dolphins were found at different points of the coast in Hopa and Kemalpaşa districts of Artvin province of Türkiye. After locals and fishermen reported the carcasses, a study was initiated into the causes of the death of the…
Van Experiences Two Seasons At Once
Although the air temperature rises to spring normals in the low altitude regions, winter continues in the higher regions of Türkiye's Van. While inverted tulips heralding spring in Gevaş district and almond trees in Tuşba district are…
Antalya Excavation Uncovers 3,500-Year-Old Roman Street
Archaeologists in Antalya have made a significant discovery during excavations near the Hıdırlık Tower. They uncovered a 3,500-year-old Roman-era columned street stretching over 800 meters, with 100…
Türkiye’s Protected Inverted Tulips
The fine for plucking protected inverted tulips in Hizan district of Bitlis is 244,315 TL ($7500) as the flowers bloom in Gayda Cemetery. These tulips, also called 'crying bride' or 'sadness flower', are blooming earlier…
Türkiye’s Gümüşhane Charms in Spring
The historical Süleymaniye District in Gümüşhane, Türkiye, is a captivating blend of history and nature, especially during spring. The district, renowned for its historical and natural allure, boasts a…