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Turkish shipyard builds 47 ships for Norwegian company
A shipyard located in Turkey's Marmara region has built its 47th ship for the Norwegian company Havyard Group, the head of the shipyard said on June 12.
Parthenon Film Festival | Halkidiki | July 6-8
The fourth Parthenon Film Festival will host three open-air cinema nights in the central square of the quaint village of Parthenonas, about 6 kilometers outside Neos Marmaras on Halkidiki's Sithonia peninsula. This year, the festival has picked movies that explore the notion of dreams, as a pleasurable experience, an enigmatic riddle and a nightmare.
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Turkish man accidently shoots himself while 'celebrating' arrival of Ramadan
A man in the Marmara province of Düzce in northwest Turkey accidentally shot himself in the leg with a rifle on the evening of May 15, "celebrating" the arrival of the Muslim holy month Ramadan.
Ship that crashed into Istanbul waterfront mansion moored in Marmara Sea
A cargo vessel that crashed into a waterside mansion on the Bosphorus on April 7 has been moored in the Marmara Sea for investigation, with the owners of the mansion demanding proper prosecution against those in charge of maritime traffic.
Dap Holding wins tender to develop 1.8 billion Turkish Lira real estate project on Marmara University property
Dap Holding won a tender held by Emlak Konut GYO to develop a real estate project worth 1.76 billion Turkish Liras ($451 million) on the property belonging to the Marmara University campus in the Teşvikiye neighborhood of Istanbul's Nişantaşı district, daily Hürriyet reported on March 21.
Turkish theology professor blasts keeping male and female patients in same rooms during intensive care
A theology professor from Istanbul’s Marmara University has drawn criticism after slamming the keeping of male and female patients in the same rooms during intensive care.
Yildirim: Turkey can 'neutralize any kind of threat'
In what was perceived as warning to Greece and Cyprus, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim has declared that Turkey has the ability "to neutralize any kind of threat."
‘Ghost ships’ pose risk for public health and environment
An expert has warned that 81 of the 114 abandoned ships in Turkey’s territorial areas in the Marmara, the Aegean and Black Seas pose an environmental and public health risk. After a recent legislation, authorities have been tackling 30 of the “ghost ships,” as they are called by fishermen.
Man kills wife with hose while trying to solve her constipation in Turkey’s Kocaeli
A 78-year-old woman was killed by her 85-year-old husband when he tried to solve her constipation with water pressure in the Marmara province of Kocaeli on Feb. 17.
Over 64,000 kilograms of gold bars seized in coach in Turkey’s Bolu
A total of 64,540 kilograms of gold bars were seized in a coach on Jan. 21 in the Marmara province of Bolu.