According to a recent report released by the Checks and Balances Network, one out of every three people in Turkey does not believe that the law will protect them if the state or a person representing the state is at fault.

The country's death toll has reached 4,340 with a total of 156,827 cases, the Health Ministry has announced.

The Health Ministry has reported 32 deaths and 1,186 cases for the past 24 hours.

The number of new cases were under 1,000 for the third day in a row.

The municipality has drawn circles to help people maintain social distance on the city's coastline.

Raising concerns over the detrimental effects of unfiltered coal-fired thermal plants on human health, Greenpeace has applied to the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization and requested the halt of their operation without waiting for the end of 2020.

In a written statement, the Ecology Union has warned that Diyarbakır’s Hevsel Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, face a threat of devastation and ecological destruction due to construction works for a nation’s garden project.

The number of new Covid-19 cases was under 1,000 for the second day in a row.

While the number of cases is not as high as the western parts of the country, the epidemic is still going on in the regions and authorities are not transparent about the figures, doctors say.

HEVİ LGBTİ+ Association has prepared a report about the problems refugee LGBTI+s have been experiencing during the coronavirus pandemic.

İstanbul's Taksim Square and İstiklal Avenue are among the places where mask use is mandatory.

The Urban Poverty Study conducted by the Metropolitan Municipality of İstanbul shows that 28.1 percent of İstanbul's households have more than four people. While 47.3 percent do not have regular income, the rate of child labor is 7 percent.

Passengers will have to receive a code to demonstrate that they are not infected or did not contact someone who is infected.

Turkish Airlines has extended the suspension of domestic flights until June 4 and international flights until June 10. Pegasus Airlines has also announced that all domestic flights have been cancelled between May 28 and June 3.

The Health Ministry has reported the lowest daily cases and fatalities since late March.

As it is almost summer now, people wonder whether spending time in the sea or pool will pose any risks in terms of catching coronavirus. Dr. Yasin says, “You can go on a vacation with peace of mind as long as you keep social distance and wear a mask."

More than 200 people and civil society groups have released an open letter, pointing out that the company's presence in the area continues although its license has expired.

On the one side, Turkey struggles against plastic use; on the other, its plastic waste import is gradually increasing. According to Greenpeace, with the plastic waste import banned in China, Turkey has become a new destination for plastic waste.

The Health Ministry has reported 28 deaths and 1,022 new cases for the past 24 hours.

Air, land and sea travel to and from 15 major cities, including İstanbul and Ankara, will be banned until June 3.