Hatay

Turkish cities mobilize environmental efforts with several events

In a bid to put a spotlight on the environmental challenges, Türkiye has orchestrated a series of events encompassing activities from planting saplings to waste collection campaigns.

The Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Ministry launched an expansive event, "Çevrefest," in Ankara on June 6, a day after World Environment Day.

Heavy rains cause flooding in Hatay

Heavy rains which started on May 24 morning, following warnings from the State Meteorological Service, have caused significant flooding in the southern province of Hatay.

The rainfall, varying in intensity across districts, was particularly severe in Antakya by evening, creating challenging conditions for drivers.

TİP withdraws support for Hatay mayoral candidate

The Workers' Party of Türkiye (TİP) revoked its endorsement of Gökhan Zan as the mayoral candidate for the southern province of Hatay amid swirling allegations just two weeks ahead of the elections.

"We have received various allegations that Zan has entered into relationships that our party would never approve," read a statement released by TİP, without elaborating further.

Turkish Oil Terminal Halts Russian Imports

In a significant move reflecting shifting dynamics in global oil trade, Turkey's Dortyol terminal, a key Mediterranean oil hub, has announced its decision to cease accepting Russian oil imports. This decision comes in response to mounting pressure from US sanctions and signals a notable departure from Turkey's recent reliance on Russian crude.

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