Adana
Findings in Anavarza excite archaeologists
The 2020 excavations in the ancient city of Anavarza, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List as it bears the cultural traces of the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Sassanid and Ottoman periods, have been completed. New findings in the ancient city in the southern province of Adana's Kozan district have caused excitement among the archaeologists.
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Turkish court issues detailed ruling on MIT trucks case
A Turkish court on Dec. 29 issued a detailed verdict of prison sentences given to 27 people over the 2014 case of National Intelligence Organization (MIT) trucks stopped illegally near the Turkish-Syrian border.
Turkey investigating drone found at Incirlik Air Base
A crashed drone was retrieved at Incirlik Air Base in Turkey's southern Adana province and taken to provincial police command by anti-terror police units for a further investigation on Dec. 24.
According to the information obtained from security sources, the crashed drone was found on Wednesday in the 10th Tanker Base Command area.
Woman in iconic Atatürk photo dies at age of 99
Remziye Tatlı, 99, whom Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founder of modern Turkey, met during his visit to the southern province of Adana in 1937 and who was featured in an iconic lecture photo with him, has died of heart failure due to old age.
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Bollywood star Aamir Khan meets fans in Turkey
Aamir Khan, the world-renowned movie star from India, gathered with his fans in southeastern Turkey on Aug. 12.
Khan stopped shooting his movie Laal Singh Chaddha, an adaption of the 1994 classic Forrest Gump due to the novel coronavirus outbreak in India, and started looking for alternative locations in Turkey to shoot his movie.
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Deputy governor of Hatay province kills mother, brother
A deputy governor of the southern province of Hatay has shot his mother and brother dead in what is believed to be a family feud.
Tolga Polat killed his mother İkbal Polat and brother Altuğ Polat on Aug. 11 when the family gathered to discuss an inheritance sharing issue at their home in the Seyhan district of Adana province.
Turkish government replaces police chiefs in five provinces
New police chiefs have been assigned to five provinces across Turkey, including the metropolis Istanbul, according to a presidential decree published on June 16 in the Official Gazette.
Suspects detained over alleged Syria terror links
Provincial security forces in Turkey's south held six suspects allegedly linked to terrorist groups in Syria on June 11.
Security forces in Adana province began inspections on the six suspects, whose addresses were surrounded and searched during the operations.
The suspects were taken to police headquarters following health controls.
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Turkish female basketball player joins Barcelona
Turkish basketball player İnci Güçlü inked a two-year contract with Barcelona's women's basketball team.
Güçlü's move was announced by her agency Tagar Sports Management on Friday.
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Water frogs may be wiped out by 2050 in south Çukurova region due to over consumption: Experts
Water frogs are in danger of becoming regionally extinct in parts of Turkey, where they are native, due to over-harvesting for human consumption, scientists have warned, according to the British daily Independent.