Istanbul’s ancient walls, built in the 5th century, have been restored, bringing a renewed vitality to the surrounding neighborhoods. Once plagued by decay and social challenges, the walls now shine with enhanced safety measures, lighting, and amenities. A 7-kilometer stretch of the 22-kilometer structure has been opened to the public, featuring libraries, parks, cafes, and cultural centers. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the transformed area, appreciating its historical significance. Restoration efforts continue on these UNESCO World Heritage Site walls.
Excavator Operator Waits 27 Days to Protect Dove Nest in Hatay
In Hatay, Türkiye, excavator operator Bülent Kuyucu paused work for 27 days to protect a dove’s nest on his machine. Kuyucu did not work to avoid disturbing the birds until the dove chicks safely flew away.
Kuyucu said he accepted the financial loss but was happy to see the doves leave unharmed.
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