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Turkey continues evacuating citizens abroad
Another 571 Turkish citizens were placed under a 14-day quarantine on March 26 after being brought back from abroad amid the spread of the novel coronavirus.
A ro-ro ship carried 25 truck drivers from Ukraine to Karasu Port in Sakarya province. They were transferred to an evacuated dormitory in the province after their first health check.
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VP Oktay says Turkey evacuated 2,721 students
Turkey evacuated more than 2,000 students from Europe, Egypt, and Turkish Cyprus as of March 25 after flights were suspended due to the novel coronavirus
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Four detained over suspected ISIL links
At least four foreign nationals have been detained in northwestern Sakarya province over their suspected links to the ISIL terrorist group, state-run Anadolu Agency said on March 2.
The local prosecutors investing the ISIL's terrorist activities requested the arrest of four Iraqi nationals over their suspected links to the ISIL, the agency cited anonymous sources as saying.
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Otokar, IVECO sign production agreement
Leading Turkish bus manufacturer Otokar Otomotiv has signed a five-year agreement with Italy's Iveco Bus to produce 5,000 buses at its facilities in Turkey's northwestern Sakarya province.
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First indigenous electric train to be tested in May
Turkey's first indigenous electric train is set to be tested and launched on May 29, the nation's industry and technology minister said on Feb. 21.
Visiting a Turkish Wagon Industry (TUVASAS) plant in the northwestern province of Sakarya, Mustafa Varank said the trains will be able to reach speeds of up 160 kilometers per hour.
Emptied building collapses in Istanbul’s Bahçelievler district
A seven-storied building in Istanbul's Bahçelievler district collapsed on Feb. 14, causing damage on the adjacent buildings.
The 30-year-old building was evacuated last month due to security risks, so there were no residents in the building at the time of the collapse, the governor's office said.
Ghost net kills dozens of wild ducks and hundreds of fish in Lake Sapanca
An abandoned fishing net in Lake Sapanca has killed at least 68 wild ducks and hundreds of fish, according to residents of Turkey's northwestern Sakarya province.
The massacre at Lake Sapanca was revealed after a couple practicing sport fishing there found them.
Two Turkish beaches awarded blue flag tag
Two beaches in Karasu district of northwestern Turkish province of Sakarya, have been awarded the blue flag tag -- an international label, denoting high standards of cleanliness, pristine waters and other parameters.
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Turkish reporters select Totoya Corolla ‘car of the year’
Members of the Automotive Journalists' Association (OGD) have selected Toyota Corolla Sedan, which is produced at the carmaker's plant in the western province of Sakarya, as the "car of the year."
Trade union chair shot dead in Turkey's Sakarya province
Turkish Petroleum, Chemical and Rubber Industry Workers' Union (Lastik-İş) President Abdullah Karacan was shot dead in the northwestern province of Sakarya, local media reported on Nov. 13.