Banned from going out since early April, people younger than 18 are now allowed to go out, but only with their parents.

Turgay Özçelik, the Communication and Campaign Coordinator of No Pesticides on My Plate, asks, “Getting rid of even a single toxic substance is, of course, good news. But, will all other toxic substances used in agriculture in Turkey be banned as well?”

Some are so distressed that they suffer from eczema or even heart disorders, some have lost their joy of life… The ones aged 65+ are now allowed to go out from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. “So, adults now have to get back home at 8 like children,” they protest.

Civil society organizations have called on China-based investors to withdraw from a coal-fired plant project in southern Turkey.

The total number of cases have reached 172,114 while recoveries have risen to 144,598.

Total cases have climbed to 171,121 while recoveries have surpassed 140,000 the Health Ministry has announced.

While 60 percent said their income has dropped during the pandemic, 62 percent said they were not hopeful for the future.

With the reopening, next week's numbers will be crucial, according to Prof. Buğdacı.

The main purpose of the project is safeguarding the intangible values through the documentation and dissemination of the information on the cultural practices of the Syriac community in the Mardin region and assessing the related risks within this context.

Amid further normalization steps in effect in Turkey since June 1, the Ministry of Health has set up news rules, allowing the health personnel to take leaves and quit their jobs.

Fatalities have significantly increased in the Mediterranean province since May 11, Dr. Antmen has said.

Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat) has released “Statistics on Environment” for 2018. The figures shared by the Institute have shown that the energy sector accounted for the largest share of greenhouse gas emissions in 2018 with 71.6 percent.