Stories from Turkey

Water flowing from a river to the coast has caused the coast of Manavgat to turn brown.

Recently built camps in Turkey are being shown, with writing on them stating 'A gift from the Turkish people'. The broadcast indicates that people have gradually started to settle in these ready camps.

The People's Party administration in Turkey was reportedly inspired by discussions held in their meetings, which included the presence of mayors.

Turkish radio station Haberturk Radyo reported on Fenerbahçe's perspective, noting a sense of 'mağduriyet' or victimhood/grievance.

A meeting involving Hamani has been described as the first direct encounter after an attack.

The Presidency of the Republic is committed to operating a joint supervision center project for disabled children in Turkey. This center will guide all stages of individuals' lives from birth to death from a single point.

A child was injured in a dog attack in Istanbul, with colleagues rushing to help and the child being taken to the hospital. Residents expected a solution following the dog attack.

Turkey's Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Murat Kurum, met with foreign journalists in Hatay. During the meeting, Minister Kurum answered questions from the journalists. Turkish Environment and Oceans Minister Murat Kurum hosted representatives from foreign countries in Hatay. The meeting was held to discuss climate change ahead of the 'COP 31' meeting. Minister Kurum stated that combating climate change is now a matter of protecting human life, not just an environmental policy. He published the final situation in the affected areas following the earthquakes on Saturday.

A leadership competition, potentially for a four-year term, is reaching a decisive day in Turkey. Today is considered for determining the title and position of the leadership.

Authorities expelled 47 foreign women at the border, and their interrogation is currently ongoing.