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More than 40 drown in seas, lakes, dams in Turkey during Eid
Some 43 people, including five foreigners, drowned in seas, lakes and dams in 22 provinces amid the long Eid al-Adha holiday.
According to data obtained by the state-run Anadolu Agency, 16 of those who died were children.
Istanbul and the Black Sea province of Amasya are two provinces with the highest cases, with five deaths each.
Greece’s first underwater museum opens ancient world to dive tourists
Emerging from the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, Hans-Juergen Fercher has just returned from his fourth dive to where mounds of 2,500-year-old wine pots mark the site of an ancient shipwreck - and Greece's first underwater museum.
Dreamy sunset in Mykonos Island in Greece (video)
The sun falls below the Aegean Sea while silhouettes of the traditional windmills are visible while people enjoy the food or a drink
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Kuşadası awaits visitors to discover hidden treasures
The Mediterranean province of Aydın's Kuşadası district is inviting domestic and international visitors for an adrenalin-pumping diving adventure to experience underwater marvels along with the resort town's natural, historical and geographical wonders on land.
Fish of Marmara Sea can be consumed despite mucilage: Minister
Turkey's agriculture and forestry minister has said fish caught in the Marmara Sea can be consumed without any doubt amid public worry that the fish weren't edible due to "sea snot," or mucilage, that has invaded the sea over the past weeks.
Turkey has limit to migration burden: AKP spokesperson
Turkey has a limit to the burden it will carry on migration, according to a statement by the spokesman for Turkey's AKP.
Ömer Çelik criticized the European Union at a news conference late on June 29 for "reducing the issue of migration to merely financial aid," which he viewed as "a lack of vision, unsustainable in the long run, a grave mistake."
Mucilage cleaning works in the Turkish seas finally paying off
With the efforts in line with a massive cleanup campaign launched by the authorities to eliminate the problem of mucilage that has severely threatened the marine biome finally paying off, the Turkish seas are coming back to life once again.
Turkey's 5th generation communication satellite set to start service
Having been launched by technology company SpaceX in January, Turkey's fifth-generation communication satellite Turksat 5A is ready for service at 31 east meridians.
Turkey observes closely as EU leaders meet at summit
Ankara started watching when European Union leaders came together today and tomorrow in Brussels with a heavy agenda.
The leaders' summit is expected to be discussing various issues, including restoring free movement and travel, the progress in the bloc's jointly funded stimulus package and how to move forward on international corporate taxation and the bloc's banking union.
Sea snot disappearing in Gulf of Saros
Sea snot that has become an environmental concern threatening the ecosystem of Turkish waters and started to spread from the Marmara Sea to the Aegean Sea has begun to disappear in the Gulf of Saros, a team of professional divers said on June 23.
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