The search for the crew of a sunken cargo ship near İmralı Island of Marmara Sea resumed at daybreak. Overnight, an underwater robot inspected the ship at a depth of 51 meters, finding no signs of the 6 missing crew members. Divers are poised to dive today if weather conditions allow. The ship, laden with marble dust, sank in a storm after departing from Balıkesir’s Marmara Island. Search efforts, involving various teams and ministries, continued intensively by air, land, and sea throughout the night. A crisis center has been relocated to the Kurşunlu region of Karacabey.
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In Gümüşhane, Türkiye, high rainfall has turned the mountain plateaus into colorful flower fields. Thirty athletes from GÜDAK hiked an 11-kilometer route through Yücebelen village, enjoying views of yellow wildflowers, inverted tulips, and mountain peaks.
Psychologist Ömer Baha Turan said, “Nature is therapy.” İlknur Çoban called the scenery “beyond expectations,” while Mehmet Tombul praised the route for its vibrant spring flowers.
Recep Ergin