The İstanbul Statistical Office has published its second “İstanbul Barometer.” The results of the survey show that a possible earthquake, economic problems and transportation are the major problems of the city according to citizens.

This year's rainfall was below the average of the past years, said Minister Pakdemirli.

Turkish Medical Association (TTB) has announced that 63 health workers, including 17 physicians, lost their lives due to COVID-19 in Turkey in November. According to Diyarbakır Medical Chamber, 16 health workers have so far died of the virus in the city.

“As they are face to face [with people], our colleagues must be vaccinated against COVID-19 right after healthcare workers so that they can work in an healthy environment,” says Yılmaz Karaca, the Chair of the Federation of Journalists of Turkey.

The Health Ministry has announced that Turkey’s coronavirus death toll has risen to 14,900 and the total number of patients to 539,291. 195 people have died of the virus and the number of new cases has been announced as 30,402 in the last 24 hours.

In addition to China, the government is also considering buying vaccines from Russia, the president has said.

A Turkey-wide curfew will be effective between 9 p.m. today and 5 a.m. Monday.

Turkey has seen a record number of new cases again while the İstanbul municipality's death toll exceeded the ministry's count for the entire country.

Architects and politicians have warned that mines gold would cause great environmental damage in the region.

Böcek spent 64 days in the intensive care unit.

A nurse in southern Turkey has been warned for violating distancing rules after being diagnosed with Covid-19.

İstanbul Municipality's death toll for the city was again higher than the Health Ministry's count for the entire country.

The number of people on the street is limited to 7,000 and people are instructed to walk on the right side of the street to reduce the risk of infection.

The Health Ministry has reported 193 deaths and 31,923 new cases for the past 24 hours while the İstanbul Municipality has announced that 199 people died in the city alone.

The government has imposed weeknight curfews and weekend lockdowns amid surging cases and deaths.

They are planning to start vaccinate health workers as soon as December 11, Koca has said.

Once again, the İstanbul's Municipality's death count for the city was nearly as high as the Health Ministry's death toll for the entire country.

The Turkish Medical Association has released a statement to mark World AIDS day.

As part of a project initiated in 2013, the country's nature protection authority has created a biodiversity map of Turkey at approximately 852,644 coordinated points.

The Health Ministry has reported 31,219 cases and 185 deaths for the past 24 hours while the İstanbul municipality announced 213 deaths only for the city.