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Negligence behind crane accident, workers say
The Dec. 30 accident that caused the death of six people when the crane that was intended to be raised in the construction of a hotel in the Aegean province of İzmir fell towards the building for an unknown reason happened because the necessary safety precautions were not taken, workers on the construction site have claimed.
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Police fire on Dutch farmers protesting environmental rules
Police said they were responding to a “threatening situation” when the farmers started to drive their tractors into officers and their vehicles
Turkey's auto production, exports up in January-September period
Turkey's automotive production, including light commercial vehicles, tractors, and automobiles, amounted to 921,619 units during the first nine months of this year, an association report said on Oct. 11.
Turkey will start electric tractor production in October: Official
The mass production of Turkey's first electric tractor can be postponed by one month to October due to the coronavirus pandemic, a senior Agriculture Ministry official said on April 19.
Bahamians begin rescues as Dorian moves on toward US coast
Bahamians rescued victims of Hurricane Dorian with jet skis and a bulldozer as the U.S. Coast Guard, Britain's Royal Navy and a handful of aid groups tried to get food and medicine to survivors and take the most desperate people to safety.
Indian Version of ‘’Fear’’ Show in front of ,,Alexander Nevsky’’ Building
Yesterday, capital's Alexander Nevski'' Square was closed due to shooting a reality show. We are actually talking about the Indian version of the popular ''Fear'' show.
Kosovo special police injure 20 people in Serb enclave/VIDEO
Locals attempted to stop an excavator used in building a contested mini-hydro power plant in their community.
Turkey's auto industry produces over 360,000 vehicles in Q1
Automakers in Turkey produced 361,516 vehicles- including automobiles, light commercial vehicles, and tractors- in the first quarter of 2019, according to a report released on April 13.
Nothing but noise
The wounds from last summer's deadly wildfires in eastern Attica are still very fresh. We can still hear the echoes of ministers' promises to bring out the demolition crews to tear down illegal structures on the country's coasts like those that contributed to the loss of life in the seaside town of Mati.
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A luxury city shows blueprint for Syria's rebuilding plans
At a building site in Damascus, trucks and bulldozers zigzag back and forth ferrying sand and stones for a luxury development of residential high-rises and shopping centers.