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Duden Waterfalls waters clear thanks to COVID-19 lockdown

  12 May 2020

Duden Waterfalls waters clear thanks to COVID-19 lockdown Jellyfish and octopuses have been seen gliding through the narrow canals of Venice, mountain goats causing havoc in towns across Wales in the United Kingdom, as well as dolphins taking residence in the Bosphorus in Turkey’s own heart, Istanbul. Mother Nature is taking back what was hers around the world, and Turkey is no exception to this.
Online real estate sales top 100 million TL in Turkey in March

  10 May 2020

Online real estate sales top 100 million TL in Turkey in March The chairman of the Real Estate International Promotion Association (GIGDER), Faruk Akbal stated that foreign buyers have purchased properties in Turkey online worth more than 100 million Turkish Lira (14.3 million USD) in March 2020, as the industry evolves during the coronavirus pandemic.
LC Waikiki producing 40 million masks a week in Turkey

  09 May 2020

LC Waikiki producing 40 million masks a week in Turkey According to company Chairman Vahap Kucuk, LC Waikiki, the national clothing retailer in Turkey has turned their hand to producing 40 million face masks each week without any profits being made. LC Waikiki has done this in order to help support the Turkish fight against the spread of the deadly coronavirus currently affecting the world.
Turkey launches COVID-19 free certification to promote tourism

  09 May 2020

Turkey launches COVID-19 free certification to promote tourism The Turkish Tourism Minister has announced that Turkey is launching a COVID-19 certification system that will be internationally recognised and be able to advertise areas that are free of the Coronavirus virus, in the hope that touristic areas and facilities will see a revival.
As covid cases drop, Turkey's malls plan a slow reopening

  04 May 2020

As covid cases drop, Turkey's malls plan a slow reopening With Turkey's coronavirus cases falling, it seems the country is turning the tide on the pandemic that has caused a global shutdown. Now, the country's malls are planning a reopening. While some say it's premature, for the retail sector the cautious re-emergence is positive news.
Turkey now EU’s 6th largest trade partner in 2020

  04 May 2020

Turkey now EU’s 6th largest trade partner in 2020 It was reported on Monday by the European Union’s statistical authority that the union’s trade balance for foreign trade had seen a 20.2 billion Euro (22.2billion USD) surplus in the first two months of 2020.
Demand increases for detached houses in Turkey amidst COVID-19

  04 May 2020

Demand increases for detached houses in Turkey amidst COVID-19 According to sector representatives, coronavirus has made a huge difference to Turkish real estate preferences, with an increased interest for detached houses with outdoor and garden spaces as well as additional inside space that could serve as a home office.
The Turkish island where a community has kept coronavirus at bay

  29 April 2020

The Turkish island where a community has kept coronavirus at bay For more than two centuries, the inhabitants of Mada Island, 250km from Antalya, have lived an isolated, and at times difficult life. With no bridge, inhabitants need a boat to reach the mainland. Now, that isolation is paying off, as the island's mostly elderly population uses their island advantage to keep coronavirus at bay. 
Turkey answers UK's desperate call for medical supplies

  19 April 2020

Turkey answers UK's desperate call for medical supplies As the NHS battles to treat the deluge of coronavirus cases the British government has put out an urgent call: help us with medical equipment. And Turkey has answered, sending planeloads of equipment to the United Kingdom. The medical gear is sent in boxes with words from the Persian poet Rumi: After hopelessness, there is so much hope, and after darkness, there is the much brighter sun".
Families provided with cash aid as Turkey supports workers

  15 April 2020

Families provided with cash aid as Turkey supports workers It was announced by Turkey that financial aid would be give to employees who were forced to take unpaid leave during the pandemic caused by COVID-19. The Treasury and Finance Minister, Berat Albayrak, said: “Our citizens who are on unpaid leave, do not worry. We’ll provide salary support for them, too.”
600 Turkish citizens returned home from abroad

  15 April 2020

600 Turkish citizens returned home from abroad As part of new measures brought about against fighting the novel coronavirus, Turkey is continuing to bring its citizens back to the country from multiple destinations around the world, recently repatriating nearly 600 people home, specifically from Nagorno-Karabakh and Ukraine.
Almost 3,000 patients recovered from COVID-19 in Turkey

  12 April 2020

Almost 3,000 patients recovered from COVID-19 in Turkey Health Minister Fahrettin Koca announced that the daily count of people suffering from the effects of coronavirus had exceeded 50,000 as the daily death toll increased, bringing the total of people that have lost their lives to 1,101. There were more than 30,000 tests conducted for the disease on Saturday, April 11.

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