Some 1,500 hectares of forests were damaged in the fires, according to the authorities.

Farmers say they have to travel long distances to find water for their livestock.

A two-year-old child was killed after reportedly failing off a balcony. Medical reports indicate that she had been raped.

The number of new cases has significantly decreased in the past month, according to the official figures.

A 173-meter-long ship coming from Ukraine ran aground after a rudder failure, according to the authorities.

A Türkiye-based company got the contract for the dismantling of the ship. However, after Brazil failed to prepare a new hazardous materials inventory report, Türkiye revoked the permission for the dismantling.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, senior government and high-ranking military officials, and opposition leaders laid a wreath at Atatürk's mausoleum.

The share of households with internet access in the country is 94.1 percent. Over 46 percent of the people bought goods or services online over the past 12 months.

Many refugees, including women, children and the elderly, continued to sleep in the garden of an asylum application center in the Netherlands, which prompted the country's government to suspend the implementation of a 2016 deal between Ankara and Brussels.

A while after he entered the river to swim, the child was caught in the current. Rescue teams have recovered his body.

The Ministry of Environment announced it had revoked the permission for the ship's scrapping in Türkiye. Environmental groups say the ship is still being towed to the country. The company that got the contract for the scrapping of the ship expressed its intentions to fulfill the contract.

This ship had already left Brazil's territorial waters when Türkiye made a request for a new hazardous materials investigation, said an institute affiliated with Brazil's Ministry of Environment.

The rector appointed by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan had previously banned alcohol sales in a restaurant on the university campus. The association is poised to take legal action.

A decommissioned aircraft carrier is set to be dismantled in Türkiye. After environmental groups' campaigns, the Ministry of Environment has requested a new hazardous substance report from Brazil.

Dozers entered the construction site following the detention of 18 villagers on Monday.

More than 718,000 refugees have crossed into European countries from Türkiye since 2016, the figures showed.

Three music festivals have been banned in the country since May. The opposition-led Fethiye Municipality said it will take legal action against the ban.

Over the past two weeks, about 30 dogs were reportedly killed in Antalya. A lawyer for the "Havrita" website said they had decided to suspend the site after "slanders."

Both the number of deaths and new cases decreased in a week, according to the official figures.

The highest number of pushbacks were recorded in July, according to Türkiye's coast guards.