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[00:00:01] The next when doing research, stop of the Anatolian Friendship Rally
[00:00:04] will be Konya. The event, organized with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
[00:00:08] the European Union Presidency and Tüv Türk, will end in
[00:00:11] Ankara on August 12.
[00:00:25] Good evening, dear viewers. Welcome to TRT news. We are
[00:00:29] with you with the 19 o'clock bulletin, there is a hot agenda, we will
[00:00:33] look at the flow of the day, we are starting with a hot agenda, we are starting with a
[00:00:36] news about the goal of a Turkey without terror. The bill on
[00:00:40] strengthening national solidarity and social integration was
[00:00:43] accepted in the Parliament's Justice Committee. During the discussions
[00:00:46] that lasted approximately 18 hours,
[00:00:48] deputies shared the views of their parties. AK Party
[00:00:52] Group Deputy Chairman Abdülhamit Gül said that the proposal submitted with
[00:00:56] 367 signatures was an unprecedented consensus in the history of the Turkish Parliament.
[00:01:00] He said. I am
[00:01:03] submitting the entire proposal to your votes. Those who accept,
[00:01:07] those who do not accept.
[00:01:09] It has been accepted. Approximately 18 hours of intensive work
[00:01:12] was done. The recommendations of the deputies were taken.
[00:01:15] Another threshold has been crossed in the goal of a Turkey without terror. The bill on
[00:01:19] strengthening national solidarity and social integration was accepted
[00:01:22] in the Parliament's Justice Committee. This
[00:01:25] proposal is not an amnesty arrangement.
[00:01:29] In the committee discussions,
[00:01:31] the closing
[00:01:34] speech was given by AK Party Group Deputy Chairman Abdülhamit Gül. He stated
[00:01:38] that 367 deputies signed the bill, and drew attention
[00:01:41] to the strong consensus. Considering the number of signatures
[00:01:45] on the proposal and the distribution of the signatories to political
[00:01:49] that there is an unprecedented historical consensus,
[00:01:53] a political consensus, in the history
[00:01:56] of Turkish democracy and the Turkish parliament. During the discussions,
[00:01:59] tension sometimes rose, the working
[00:02:02] hours were long, and participation was intense.
[00:02:06] Deputies contributed by sharing their parties' views
[00:02:09] on the proposal. MHP Deputy Chairman Fetih Yıldız was one
[00:02:13] of the names who spoke on behalf of his party in the committee.
[00:02:17] We are about to send terror,
[00:02:20] which has caused the loss of lives of tens of thousands
[00:02:24] of our people and the waste of enormous
[00:02:28] resources, to the dark abyss of history. So, how will
[00:02:31] the process proceed from now on? The proposal is
[00:02:34] expected to come to the General Assembly agenda on Monday. No legal arrangement
[00:02:38] will come into force until the disarmament process is completed
[00:02:41] and announced by the National Security Council.
[00:02:45] The bill, which includes increased penalties for criminals
[00:02:49] under the age of 18, is being discussed in the Grand National Assembly.
[00:02:53] With the regulation, in some serious crimes
[00:02:56] committed by the 15-18 age group, sentence reductions will be at the discretion of the judge.
[00:03:07] The penalties imposed on families who cause their children to commit crimes can also be doubled. can be increased.
[00:03:10] With the regulation, for perpetrators, the term "child in legal process"
[00:03:14] will be used instead of "child dragged into crime". For
[00:03:17] all criminals under the age of 18, the upper
[00:03:21] limit of penalties will increase.
[00:03:24] For criminals in the 15-18 age group, the upper limit,
[00:03:27] in crimes requiring aggravated
[00:03:33] After the discussions on this bill are completed,
[00:03:37] the General Assembly will start discussing the regulation
[00:03:40] on strengthening the rights of martyrs' relatives and veterans. With
[00:03:44] the proposal, a minimum income guarantee is provided for the total
[00:03:47] monthly amount to be paid to the parents of martyrs. In addition,
[00:03:51] those who were wounded by firearms but were not considered veterans
[00:03:54] will also be given their titles. Those who were wounded during the July 15 treacherous
[00:03:58] coup attempt and terrorist acts, but.
[00:04:11] Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdülkadir Uraloğlu is speaking at the opening
[00:04:15] ceremony of Alisan Alçabulvarı in Kayseri, we are watching.
[00:04:18] it has also become an exemplary corridor
[00:04:21] that supports both environmentally friendly and healthy transportation.
[00:04:25] at the same time.
[00:04:26] I would like to thank everyone who contributed
[00:04:37] to this in your presence. Dear people
[00:04:41] of Kayseri, my dear brothers and sisters, as the Ministry of Transport and
[00:04:45] Infrastructure, under the leadership of our President, in 24
[00:04:49] years, we have brought many services to Kayseri
[00:04:52] in the fields of highways, railways,
[00:04:55] airways and communication. We have invested
[00:04:58] over 107 billion liras in Kayseri
[00:05:02] as a ministry. In each of these investments,
[00:05:04] we see the traces of the strong cooperation
[00:05:08] and harmony we have established with our AK Party municipalities.
[00:05:14] Because we know that when we walk together, when we produce together,
[00:05:18] we bring much faster and more permanent works
[00:05:21] to the service of our nation. In Kayseri, we increased
[00:05:25] the divided road length, which was 83 km
[00:05:29] in 2002, to 652 km. We
[00:05:32] only had 1 km of hot
[00:05:36] asphalt, today we have increased it to 512 km,
[00:05:39] making our roads safe and comfortable.
[00:05:43] We connected Kayseri to Niğde, Nevşehir,
[00:05:46] Sivas, Adana, Yozgat with
[00:05:49] divided roads, thank goodness. We completed
[00:05:52] many projects such as the Kayseri-Sivas Road,
[00:05:56] the Ankara-Niğde State Road, the Kayseri North and South
[00:05:59] ring roads, the Sarı Olan road, the Pınarbaşı-Gürün
[00:06:03] Ayrım Sarkışta road, and the Tomarza ring road
[00:06:07] as divided roads and put them into
[00:06:10] service.
[00:06:19] We also renovated roads like the Mansurlu
[00:06:22] road and raised their
[00:06:25] standards. We also opened the Mimarsinan
[00:06:28] Junction to service. We offered
[00:06:31] Boğazköprü and connection roads. We completed the Derevenk
[00:06:34] Viaduct. As of today, we are
[00:06:37] continuing construction work on 14
[00:06:41] highway projects.
[00:06:50] I would like to mention a few things about them.
[00:06:53] We completely renovated and modernized
[00:06:57] Kayseri's 294 km existing,
[00:07:00] conventional railway line from
[00:07:02] beginning to end.
[00:07:12] escalating crises and common threats Turkey, Saudi Arabia
[00:07:16] and Pakistan met at the same table on the defense
[00:07:19] axis, not only with their military power, but also
[00:07:23] with their trillion-dollar economies, enormous energy reserves
[00:07:27] and strategic locations, this triple alliance is expected
[00:07:30] to change regional
[00:07:31] economic balances.
[00:07:39] Turkey's industrial infrastructure and its
[00:07:42] position of stability in the region, Saudi
[00:07:45] Arabia's power in energy, Pakistan's strategic
[00:07:49] position. The power that brings the three countries
[00:07:53] together in the same strategic vision is not only military
[00:07:56] deterrence. With their trillion-dollar enormous economies, critical
[00:08:00] energy corridors and geographical advantages, they stand
[00:08:02] out in the global economy.
[00:08:04] In case of problems in strategic passages
[00:08:07] such as Hormuz, we think that this trio has signed
[00:08:11] a very important cooperation agreement in terms
[00:08:14] of creating alternatives.
[00:08:17] With its huge economy exceeding 1.5 trillion dollars,
[00:08:21] Turkey is one of Europe's most important production bases.
[00:08:24] It leads the three countries in economic size. Moreover,
[00:08:27] not only in industry and defense. It is an intercontinental
[00:08:31] energy bridge that carries Russian Caspian and Middle
[00:08:33] East energy to Europe.
[00:08:37] Considering Turkey's status as a NATO country
[00:08:39] and its experience in projects like
[00:08:43] "Baku, Tbilisi, Ceyhan" as an energy transit corridor,
[00:08:47] this alliance will guarantee the security of the energy
[00:08:51] and trade corridors that will pass through
[00:08:55] the region, based on the capabilities
[00:08:58] and opportunities it provides. Saudi Arabia bases
[00:09:01] its economy of approximately 1 trillion 390 billion
[00:09:04] dollars on the energy sector. With 260
[00:09:07] billion barrels of proven oil and its influential
[00:09:11] role in OPEC, it directly determines
[00:09:14] the course of the global energy market. And
[00:09:17] the world's only Muslim
[00:09:18] nuclear power,
[00:09:22] Pakistan. With its economy exceeding 400 billion
[00:09:25] dollars and its huge population exceeding 250
[00:09:28] million, it is the key actor in South Asia.
[00:09:32] Thanks to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and the strategic
[00:09:35] Gwadar Port, it is an indispensable transit point in both
[00:09:39] global logistics and energy trade. This alliance
[00:09:42] is also, in a way,
[00:09:46] issuing an invitation to global investors to cooperate,
[00:09:50] meaning, "Don't be against us, let's work together
[00:09:53] to contribute to the stability and development of the
[00:09:55] region." message.
[00:09:58] According to experts, these are three important
[00:10:01] actors with the capacity to influence economic
[00:10:05] and energy balances with their production
[00:10:07] power, energy resources, and strategic geographical
[00:10:11] locations. I expect significant cooperation
[00:10:14] in energy, trade, and defense industry
[00:10:18] cooperation that will spread stability in the region
[00:10:22] between these three countries. This is important
[00:10:26] for both regional
[00:10:28] stability and Turkey's
[00:10:32] ability to provide economic and regional security.
[00:10:35] The attacks of genocidal Israel on Palestinians continue.
[00:10:38] While Palestinians were targeted in different parts of the
[00:10:41] occupied West Bank, fire was also opened on people
[00:10:45] in the Gaza Strip. Three
[00:10:46] Palestinians were wounded in Khan
[00:10:51] Younis after the attacks in Bethlehem and Hebron. Israeli
[00:11:01] occupiers also attacked the ambulance trying to reach
[00:11:03] the wounded with stones in
[00:11:05] Bethlehem in the West Bank, and medical personnel were beaten.
[00:11:10] Israeli forces carried out attacks against Palestinians
[00:11:13] in Hebron. Many people, including a child,
[00:11:17] were wounded. Raids were carried
[00:11:21] out in different regions of the occupied West
[00:11:25] Bank. The violence of killer Israel continues
[00:11:28] in the Gaza Strip. Israeli forces opened random fire on Palestinians in Khan
[00:11:32] Younis. Three Palestinians
[00:11:38] 49 million more people could face acute food
[00:11:42] insecurity. The United Nations World Food
[00:11:44] Programme warned. Due to the drought caused
[00:11:48] by El Niño weather events, there may be a
[00:11:52] decrease in agricultural production. The most vulnerable regions for this
[00:12:01] The United Nations World Food Programme issued a new
[00:12:05] warning regarding the strengthening El Niño weather event.
[00:12:08] The hunger crisis could deepen.
[00:12:11] By the end of 2027, at least 49 million more people
[00:12:15] could face acute food
[00:12:16] insecurity.
[00:12:20] El Niño causes imbalances such as temperature
[00:12:23] increases, drought, and extreme rainfall.
[00:12:27] For this reason, crop losses in agricultural
[00:12:30] production and disruptions in the food supply
[00:12:34] chain can continue for a long time. According to the World
[00:12:37] Food Programme's estimates, the number of people experiencing
[00:12:41] acute food insecurity
[00:12:42] will increase from 225
[00:12:46] Carl El, Deputy Director of the World Food Programme,
[00:12:50] said that El Niño poses a great threat
[00:12:53] to the food security of millions of people
[00:12:56] who are already vulnerable. It is predicted
[00:13:00] that Central America and Southern Africa,
[00:13:03] which have a high vulnerability to climate
[00:13:06] shocks, will be the most affected.
[00:13:10] El Niño is expected to reach its strongest
[00:13:13] level between September and December this year.
[00:13:16] However, its effects are expected
[00:13:20] to continue to be felt
[00:13:22] throughout 2027.
[00:13:26] The migration crisis in Ceuta, Spain's
[00:13:29] territory in North Africa, has caused a rift between
[00:13:33] Spain and Italy. Madrid's response to Italy's border
[00:13:37] controls for passengers coming from Spain was not
[00:13:40] delayed. The Spanish government announced that border
[00:13:43] controls for Italy were activated
[00:13:47] The migration crisis on the Rome-Madrid line
[00:13:51] is deepening. The tension that started with thousands
[00:13:55] of migrants flocking to Ceuta, Spain's territory
[00:13:58] in North Africa, has gained a new dimension. A counter-move
[00:14:02] came from Madrid to Italy's initiation of border controls
[00:14:06] It was announced that border controls
[00:14:09] for passengers coming from Italy were activated
[00:14:12] within the framework of the principle of reciprocity.
[00:14:16] According to the Spanish government's
[00:14:17] statement, the application
[00:14:21] in question will continue until September 7. The crisis began
[00:14:28] on July 30 when thousands of migrants swam from Morocco
[00:14:31] to Spain. Spain deployed troops to the area,
[00:14:35] closed the border, and sent the migrants back. Italy,
[00:14:38] however, had called for Spain to be expelled from
[00:14:41] the Schengen Agreement after the migrant influx. The call
[00:14:45] was not met, and a message
[00:14:46] of full solidarity with Spain
[00:14:51] was given at the extraordinary meeting of EU Interior Ministers.
[00:14:54] The US Department of Defense Pentagon shared 41 more
[00:14:57] classified files regarding unidentified aerial phenomena,
[00:15:00] known as UFOs, with the public. The oldest of the declassified
[00:15:03] materials dates back to 1950, and the newest
[00:15:07] to 2026. The
[00:15:09] images also include 25
[00:15:14] A new chapter has been opened in UFO files.
[00:15:18] The United States shared 41 more classified
[00:15:21] files with the public. The Department of Defense
[00:15:25] Pentagon released new documents regarding unidentified
[00:15:28] flying objects and unidentified aerial phenomena.
[00:15:31] The material in 41 files includes documents,
[00:15:34] videos, and photos. The oldest of the materials
[00:15:37] is from 1950, and the newest is from 2026.
[00:15:40] The declassified documents contain unexplained
[00:15:44] events from the US, Brazil, Sweden, Afghanistan,
[00:15:47] and the Middle East. One of the documents
[00:15:50] states that unidentified aerial phenomena were
[00:15:54] seen over the Gulf of Oman in September 2021.
[00:15:57] It is stated that approximately 25 cases
[00:16:01] were detected during the exercise. Another declassified
[00:16:04] image was recorded by the US Central Command
[00:16:18] in 2025. People have long wanted to know
[00:16:21] about UFOs and everything about UFOs. We will publish many things
[00:16:25] that we have not yet published.
[00:16:28] US President Trump had instructed the relevant
[00:16:32] ministries and institutions to identify and publish
[00:16:35] UFO files with these words. The Pentagon had
[00:16:38] published the first series
[00:16:40] of these documents on May 8.
[00:16:46] Now we will bring you images from two different
[00:16:49] countries. First, we will go to the United States.
[00:16:53] A skyscraper was struck by lightning during a storm
[00:16:56] in New York, those images are on the screen
[00:16:59] now. These images are recorded from the skies
[00:17:02] of Manhattan, New York. We should also share that
[00:17:06] there was no damage to the building. Now I'm going from the United
[00:17:09] States to India. In India, the death toll
[00:17:12] from the flood disaster in Assam state is increasing,
[00:17:16] dear viewers. With two more deaths, the death
[00:17:19] toll has risen to 97. The number of people affected
[00:17:22] by the flood has exceeded 168 thousand in 15 regions.
[00:17:25] Heavy rainfall is also effective in New Delhi.
[00:17:28] A red alert is given for some regions. Warnings are also made
[00:17:32] against heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and lightning. We are
[00:17:35] still in the same country. Images are coming from India.
[00:17:38] Now we will bring you images from another region of the country,
[00:17:42] there is news of an accident from there. The bus driver lost control,
[00:17:45] dear viewers. He hit vehicles coming from the opposite
[00:17:49] direction, and then
[00:17:50] entered the garden of a house.
[00:17:55] Now let's turn to our country. There is news
[00:17:59] of an accident from Istanbul, dear viewers. First, it hit
[00:18:02] the sidewalk, then parked vehicles. News of an
[00:18:06] accident from Kartal, Istanbul. The vehicle that flipped
[00:18:09] over was captured by security
[00:18:14] It lost control, hit a parked car and
[00:18:17] flipped over.
[00:18:19] The car, which fell back on its wheels,
[00:18:23] started to go backwards. However, this time,
[00:18:26] one of its rear
[00:18:28] wheels flew off. The accident occurred in Kartal,
[00:18:32] Istanbul. The driver of the moving car lost control.
[00:18:35] The vehicle first hit the sidewalk, and
[00:18:38] then three parked cars.
[00:18:41] The car, which flipped over due to the impact,
[00:18:44] fell back on its wheels, and stopped by hitting
[00:18:47] the sidewalk.
[00:18:49] Passersby rushed to the aid of the two people
[00:18:53] in the car. The moment of the accident
[00:18:55] was captured by a workplace's
[00:18:59] security camera. Now we are in Istanbul again.
[00:19:02] We will go to the Çekmekköy district of Istanbul. The retaining
[00:19:06] wall of a construction site there collapsed, and the
[00:19:10] citizens in the building next to the construction
[00:19:13] site were evacuated. We will also look at Sultangazi, there is
[00:19:17] also news from there. The apartments
[00:19:22] next door were damaged during the foundation excavation, and four buildings
[00:19:25] were evacuated as a precaution in Istanbul's Çekmeköy
[00:19:27] and Sultangazi. Dozens
[00:19:32] The retaining wall of the construction site
[00:19:36] where the foundation excavation was being carried out collapsed.
[00:19:39] Upon notification, police and municipal police were dispatched
[00:19:43] to the scene. Security measures were taken on the street.
[00:19:47] The municipal police inspected the apartment next to
[00:19:50] the construction site. 32 residents were evacuated as a precaution.
[00:19:53] It was reported that entry to the apartment
[00:19:57] would be possible again after the repair work
[00:20:00] on the retaining wall was completed.
[00:20:02] A similar incident occurred
[00:20:04] in Sultangazi's 50th Year neighborhood. The building
[00:20:07] next to the foundation excavation area was damaged.
[00:20:11] Teams were dispatched to the area upon notification.
[00:20:14] Around 12 at night, crackling sounds started
[00:20:17] to come, we panicked and went down, because
[00:20:20] earthwork was being done next door, they went
[00:20:23] 2 meters below the foundation, we had to evacuate the building
[00:20:27] as a precaution, we are still
[00:20:28] waiting, the building
[00:20:32] was sealed by municipal teams, during the investigations
[00:20:36] in the region, three more
[00:20:37] buildings were evacuated as a precaution, and soil was filled
[00:20:42] In an apartment building in Silivri, Istanbul,
[00:20:45] a fire broke out
[00:20:46] in the early hours of the morning,
[00:20:50] and the fire department came to the rescue of those
[00:20:54] trapped. They woke up from a deep sleep with the
[00:20:57] smell of smoke, and were
[00:20:58] trapped in the burning apartment. In Silivri,
[00:21:02] Istanbul, a fire broke out in the entrance of
[00:21:05] an apartment building in the early hours of the morning. After
[00:21:09] the fire, the dense smoke quickly filled the building.
[00:21:12] Those who did not want to be exposed to the smoke
[00:21:15] found a solution by going
[00:21:19] out to their balconies. The fire department teams that arrived
[00:21:23] at the scene rescued those trapped with a ladder
[00:21:27] basket system. The cause of the fire, which was
[00:21:30] brought under control after
[00:21:32] a while, is being investigated.
[00:21:35] Dear viewers, our country is under the effect of desert
[00:21:39] heat. Hot weather and humidity have reached
[00:21:41] stifling levels
[00:21:44] in many parts of the country. Citizens who want to protect
[00:21:47] themselves from the hot weather prefer shady
[00:21:51] and cool areas. In Adana, hot weather
[00:21:53] and high humidity negatively affected life. The
[00:21:56] air temperature in the city center reached 36
[00:22:00] degrees. The humidity rate reached 58%.
[00:22:03] The felt air temperature reached 48 degrees
[00:22:05] with the effect of
[00:22:08] high humidity. The crowded points during the day,
[00:22:11] parks, gardens and picnic areas were completely
[00:22:14] silent. Another city where the desert
[00:22:18] heat showed its effect was Kahramanmaraş. The
[00:22:22] thermometers in the city sometimes went above 40 degrees.
[00:22:25] We are experiencing the
[00:22:27] hottest periods of recent years. Today we reached
[00:22:31] 40 degrees, it's very hot, I mean you saw it
[00:22:34] just now, it's so hot I can't describe it. Kahramanmaraş
[00:22:38] residents who are exhausted by the heat prefer
[00:22:40] parks, gardens and picnic areas to cool
[00:22:44] off. The houses are very hot, air conditioners
[00:22:48] are no longer effective, due to the excessive
[00:22:52] heat we are trying to cool off near the water, under the
[00:22:55] plane trees, it's really
[00:22:59] very effective, we go to places like under
[00:23:03] the plane trees, and we cool off there.
[00:23:05] In Şanlıurfa, the thermometers showed 47 degrees.
[00:23:09] Citizens who want to protect themselves from the heat
[00:23:13] spend time in parks and green areas.
[00:23:16] Now we will bring you news from Malatya to your
[00:23:20] screens. An 82-year-old
[00:23:21] man fell ill on a municipal
[00:23:26] bus, dear viewers. One of the female passengers
[00:23:29] noticed the situation and immediately informed
[00:23:33] the driver, and a race
[00:23:35] against time began.
[00:23:39] The driver, who changed his route, informed
[00:23:42] the 112 Emergency Call Center. In a short
[00:23:45] time, the bus pulled up in front of the hospital's
[00:23:49] emergency room, and the elderly man was taken
[00:23:52] for treatment. The most powerful medicine
[00:23:55] for the heart is walking. Experts say that 25
[00:23:58] minutes of moderate paced walking per day
[00:24:01] can significantly reduce deaths from heart diseases. The doctor
[00:24:05] told me that I should walk at
[00:24:08] least 25 minutes. I took it to heart,
[00:24:11] and I will walk now. You will walk, right?
[00:24:14] Yes. Between 6 and 7 in the morning,
[00:24:18] I complete at least 8-9 km
[00:24:21] a day. Do you see the benefit of this?
[00:24:25] Yes, I have been a heart failure patient for
[00:24:29] more than 15 years. One of the best medicines
[00:24:32] for heart diseases is regular exercise.
[00:24:35] They followed 30 million people. Those
[00:24:39] who walk 150 minutes a week, 25 minutes a day, at a moderate
[00:24:43] pace, die 30% less.
[00:24:46] What does this mean? We can prevent one out
[00:24:49] of every three heart deaths. An average of
[00:24:52] 25 minutes of moderate-paced walking per day
[00:24:56] reduces the risk of heart disease by
[00:25:00] 30%. But there is an important warning
[00:25:04] from experts. That is, if you are
[00:25:07] over 35 years old and have risk
[00:25:10] factors, you must undergo a cardiology
[00:25:13] check-up before starting sports. If you
[00:25:16] have hypertension, diabetes, a family member
[00:25:20] who died of heart disease under the
[00:25:24] age of 55, if you are a smoker,
[00:25:28] or if you experience chest pain, palpitations,
[00:25:31] fainting, or shortness of breath while
[00:25:34] walking, you should definitely have a heart
[00:25:37] check-up before starting sports. According to
[00:25:40] experts, it is not
[00:25:42] about doing heavy exercise,
[00:25:46] but regular exercise that is important. If
[00:26:03] there are some symptoms related to the heart, those
[00:26:06] who will play indoor football should definitely
[00:26:10] consult a doctor. Unfortunately, we get
[00:26:14] most of our heart attacks at night
[00:26:17] and in the evening from indoor football
[00:26:21] pitches. When we talk about summer,
[00:26:25] holidays, sea, and sun come to mind,
[00:26:28] but according to experts, temperatures can negatively
[00:26:32] affect mental health. Disrupted sleep patterns
[00:26:36] and flawless summer posts on social media
[00:26:39] can trigger a feeling of unhappiness. What
[00:26:43] is summer depression, what are its symptoms?
[00:26:47] We will look at the answers in the news now.
[00:26:51] The summer heat, frankly, I feel
[00:26:54] for those who cannot do it at that moment, perhaps due to economic
[00:26:57] reasons, perhaps due to emotional reasons, when people who cannot do it are constantly exposed to these,
[00:27:00] of course, they can be affected. Experts emphasize the importance of daily
[00:27:04] exercises in coping with depression. They point out the importance
[00:27:07] of what one can do, especially trying to regulate one's
[00:27:10] sleep pattern, for example, trying to increase one's physical
[00:27:14] activity, for example, trying to exercise as much
[00:27:17] as possible. So, if one tries to get
[00:27:21] out of this emotional state with as much functionality as possible,
[00:27:25] one will be successful.
[00:27:28] Now, we continue our broadcast with an information screen.
[00:27:34] We are currently sharing information with you regarding
[00:27:37] the transparency period in advertisements. Targeted advertising to children based on their personal data has been banned, esteemed viewers.
[00:27:41] Significant changes have been made in digital publishing.
[00:27:44] It has become mandatory to specify digital characters
[00:27:48] created with artificial intelligence. And the phrase "advertisement"
[00:27:52] or "promotion" has become mandatory in social media advertisements.
[00:27:55] Phrases like "eco-friendly" cannot be used without basis.
[00:27:59] In discounted sales advertisements, the lowest
[00:28:01] price of the last 10 days will be taken as a basis.
[00:28:05] Food supplements can no longer be promoted as if they
[00:28:08] replace normal foods, esteemed viewers. Illegal gambling advertisements
[00:28:12] are within the scope of the ban. Unverifiable consumer
[00:28:15] reviews will also no longer be published. We continue
[00:28:18] to convey information regarding the changes
[00:28:22] made in advertisements. The prevention of misleading
[00:28:25] consumers is in question. Internet advertisements will be made
[00:28:28] more secure. The aim is to create
[00:28:32] a more secure and transparent advertising environment.
[00:28:35] The prevention of fake and illegal advertisements
[00:28:38] will also be ensured with these changes. Yes, we continue.
[00:28:42] The rapid spread of digital platforms and content
[00:28:45] creation is radically changing shopping preferences.
[00:28:48] The increase in content production directly triggers
[00:28:51] product demands in different categories.
[00:28:55] Consumers' preference for equipment that completes
[00:28:58] the filming experience is also reflected in sales figures.
[00:29:06] Cameras, microphones, tripods, illuminated and mobile filming
[00:29:09] accessories. Content production on rapidly
[00:29:13] expanding digital platforms directly affects the demand
[00:29:17] for products in different categories. The sales rate of equipment
[00:29:20] that helps with content production is creating a new
[00:29:23] ecosystem in the market.
[00:29:26] We are engaged in animal husbandry and beekeeping. We use accessories for honey harvesting and animal photography.
[00:29:30] çekimi için aksesuarını kullanıyoruz.
[00:29:35] Content production is no longer limited to
[00:29:39] big cities like Ankara, Istanbul, and Izmir. It has spread
[00:29:42] to almost all 81 provinces. Today,
[00:29:45] it is possible to encounter a content creator in any
[00:29:48] city you visit. The interest in equipment
[00:29:51] used in content production is also reflected in sales
[00:29:54] charts. According to the latest e-commerce data
[00:29:58] shared by a shopping site, the photography
[00:30:01] and camera category recorded a 75% increase this year, while lapel
[00:30:05] microphones increased by 67%, and ring light
[00:30:08] products increased by approximately 113%.
[00:30:12] Especially in recent times, people have started
[00:30:15] producing content on social media. As a result,
[00:30:19] lights, tripods, microphones, and similar products
[00:30:23] are heavily preferred by our customers because
[00:30:27] they make their content production easier. I generally
[00:30:30] like vlog cameras very much,
[00:30:35] friends. The most remarkable increase was seen in action
[00:30:39] camera accessories with a record rate of 1600%.
[00:30:42] Generally, we encounter problems on the roads.
[00:30:45] So, for my safety, I prefer
[00:30:49] this camera.
[00:30:50] The increasing research
[00:30:55] methods and digital tools in accessing information
[00:30:58] lead to difficulty in decision-making for users.
[00:31:02] The fear of missing out brings about
[00:31:05] mental fatigue. Experts state that it is necessary
[00:31:09] to focus on a single source or method
[00:31:11] appropriate to the need.
[00:31:16] "The ways to access information have diversified day by day,
[00:31:19] and the effort to reach the most accurate data has gradually turned into a mental
[00:31:23] burden. When we look back a few years ago, we only used search
[00:31:26] engines for research, then social media entered our lives,
[00:31:30] and recently, artificial intelligence applications
[00:31:33] entered our lives. Citizens caught between different platforms
[00:31:37] started having difficulty in choosing. I get what I need and leave,
[00:31:40] I try not to use it too much, honestly, I'm already a busy person
[00:31:44] during the day, so I don't use it excessively." I leave, I don't use
[00:31:47] it for a long time, honestly.
[00:31:51] Although access to information has become easier, the multitude
[00:31:55] of methods and options triggers digital fatigue.
[00:31:58] Experts emphasize that instead of using all methods
[00:32:01] sources appropriate to the need
[00:32:04] should be chosen.
[00:32:08] In my opinion, if a user can conduct their searches
[00:32:11] through a few applications or improve their expertise,
[00:32:15] it would be more beneficial in this regard. The answers we get to the questions
[00:32:18] we ask essentially do not deviate from the main
[00:32:22] line, because artificial intelligence applications
[00:32:25] and search engines give their answers based on the data
[00:32:29] on the internet, so we essentially
[00:32:30] get the same answers.
[00:32:35] Screens are now an indispensable part of daily life,
[00:32:39] but starting social media use at an early age negatively
[00:32:42] affects children's academic performance.
[00:33:15] I prefer to watch, and I aim to stop after a certain
[00:33:18] time. My goal is 3 hours.
[00:33:21] According to experts, early and prolonged social media
[00:33:24] use negatively affects academic
[00:33:27] success. First of all, it disrupts our sleep pattern.
[00:33:30] An individual whose sleep pattern is disrupted cannot rest well,
[00:33:34] so their attention span decreases. Due to this, we experience
[00:33:38] certain problems. Especially short videos
[00:33:41] reduce attention and focus span.
[00:33:45] Especially, it negatively affects language classes.
[00:33:48] Since it automatically affects our paragraph solving system,
[00:33:52] as you know, in Turkey, a percentage of exams is reading comprehension.
[00:33:55] Therefore, it causes serious damage. The second process
[00:33:59] is complex, and it negatively affects our success
[00:34:02] in mathematics and numerical branches that require
[00:34:05] long-term attention and focus. During the holiday period,
[00:34:07] digital balance is recommended for students.
[00:34:11] 1.5 hours during the school period, 3 hours
[00:34:15] during the holiday period. I definitely recommend
[00:34:18] that our students be directed to a sports or art branch
[00:34:22] in which they have a skill, because a student who does
[00:34:25] sports for two hours
[00:34:26] will have an increased attention
[00:34:34] and focus span. The leader of the Great
[00:34:37] Unity Party, Mustafa Destici, stated that they are following
[00:34:40] the investigation into Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu's suspicious death.
[00:34:44] Destici said, "We see that the matter has been taken
[00:34:47] seriously," and expressed his belief that the suspicions
[00:34:50] would be clarified. Destici spoke before his party's Central Decision and Executive
[00:34:54] Board meeting. From the first
[00:34:57] day, we are a party
[00:35:00] to and follower of this process.
[00:35:03] This process will be clarified
[00:35:05] with all its suspicions, and those who have
[00:35:09] malicious intent or fault in this unfortunate
[00:35:12] incident will be held fully accountable
[00:35:15] before the law. We will continue to follow
[00:35:19] this until then, and we believe and see
[00:35:22] that this time the matter has been taken seriously,
[00:35:26] and with the grace of God, the suspicions
[00:35:30] will be eliminated, the process
[00:35:32] will be clarified, and those who have
[00:35:36] malicious intent or fault will absolutely
[00:35:39] and without
[00:35:41] fail be held accountable.
[00:35:45] The series "A Century of Night" tells the night of July
[00:35:48] 15th with witnesses and real footage. In 8 episodes,
[00:35:52] the FETÖ members' attempt to seize the Gendarmerie
[00:35:55] General Command was brought to the screen. Commanders, police officers,
[00:35:59] and veterans recounted the events.
[00:36:04] Timurcan, weren't you in Konya?
[00:36:07] Drive. They tried to take patriotic commanders,
[00:36:11] security forces, and the state hostage.
[00:36:27] The 8th episode of "A Century of Night" has been broadcast.
[00:36:31] The events that took place at the Gendarmerie General Command on the night
[00:36:35] of July 15th were brought
[00:36:35] to the screen through the accounts of witnesses.
[00:36:39] On July 15th, the most important headquarters
[00:36:43] was the Gendarmerie General Command headquarters. The Gendarmerie
[00:36:46] controls 92% of Turkey. They tried to create an impact
[00:36:50] through the Gendarmerie General Command. Who are you? What are you doing here?
[00:36:54] We came at the command of our commanders. The putschists' attempt
[00:36:57] to seize the Gendarmerie General Command in Beştepe was reenacted.
[00:37:00] What you are doing is illegal. You are staging a coup. I never expected that
[00:37:04] FETÖ members would come from other headquarters,
[00:37:08] from other cities, even from abroad. I looked
[00:37:11] and saw my personnel, my branch manager, defying
[00:37:14] us, saying "you can't give us orders." They surrounded
[00:37:17] us.
[00:37:20] Put down, put down your weapon. Take
[00:37:23] them into custody. Martial law was declared.
[00:37:58] "Patriotic personnel who realized the coup attempt quickly
[00:38:01] took action. Measures were taken at the Army
[00:38:04] Aviation Command to prevent helicopters from taking off.
[00:38:07] Prosecutors, judges, police, soldiers loyal to
[00:38:11] democracy, and many unnamed heroes took part in
[00:38:14] preventing the process.
[00:38:17] We secured the unit, and the first order I gave was this:
[00:38:21] the ignition keys of all helicopters, all squadron
[00:38:24] leaders, and the batteries of other helicopters will be removed,
[00:39:02] and nothing." The putschists in the Gendarmerie were cornered,
[00:39:05] and there is an operations center where the operation
[00:39:08] is directed, inside the Rifati Salcüklıoğlu mosque. They want to hit
[00:39:12] it, but Müslüm Macit understood it as the mosque next to the complex, and 15
[00:39:42] of our citizens were martyred there. After 6 AM, we found
[00:39:45] Turgut Assun. The bruises
[00:39:47] on his face, the marks on his body, indicated
[00:39:51] that he had been subjected to severe torture.
[00:39:54] And there were two bullet entry and exit wounds
[00:39:58] on the back of his head. It was a miracle that he survived.
[00:40:01] When I woke up, I asked if
[00:40:04] Fethullah Gülen had succeeded. Then,
[00:40:08] when I was told he hadn't succeeded,
[00:40:11] I was very happy. If he had succeeded,
[00:40:14] the people would have lost,
[00:40:17] democracy would have lost. If FETÖ didn't succeed,
[00:40:21] the people win, democracy wins.
[00:40:24] I was happy and that's
[00:40:27] it... "With that happiness,
[00:40:31] I clung to life.
[00:40:37] 62 years have passed since the Erenköy resistance,
[00:40:41] one of the cornerstones of the Turkish Cypriots'
[00:40:45] struggle for existence. Erenköy, the gateway to Turkey for the island,
[00:40:48] was defended by mujahideen and students who left
[00:40:52] their education unfinished and went to the front. The fact that
[00:40:55] Erenköy was not handed
[00:41:01] over to the Greeks changed the fate of the Turkish Cypriots' struggle for existence. December 21,
[00:41:04] 1963. From this date, the Greeks in Cyprus
[00:41:07] began to implement a plan called Akritas.
[00:41:11] The aim was to cleanse Cyprus of Turks and realize
[00:41:14] the dream of Enosis, that is, unification with Greece.
[00:41:18] The Eoka terrorist organization targeted neighborhoods and villages
[00:41:22] inhabited by Turks. In the attacks, known as Bloody Christmas,
[00:41:25] 364 Turks lost their lives. 103 Turkish villages.
[00:41:40] was blockaded by a 2,000-strong Greek army.
[00:41:43] Cypriot Turkish youth
[00:41:47] studying in England and Turkey went to Erenköy
[00:41:51] for support. Greek and Greek Cypriot forces
[00:41:55] launched a fierce offensive on August 6, 1964.
[00:41:58] Mujahideen and young people who had left their education
[00:42:02] unfinished defended Erenköy
[00:42:03] fearlessly.
[00:42:08] None of us had
[00:42:10] any fear, there was an excitement, and what was that
[00:42:13] excitement? To go to Cyprus
[00:42:14] as soon as possible,
[00:42:18] to fight, to help our brothers.
[00:42:22] I left my pen on my desk,
[00:42:25] and came to Erenköy.
[00:42:29] The mujahideen were resisting, but the Greeks continued
[00:42:32] their bombardment. The founding President of the Turkish
[00:42:35] Republic of Northern Cyprus, Rauf Denktaş, sent a radio
[00:42:38] message to Ankara.
[00:42:41] Denktaş's last words are these:
[00:42:44] Makarios absolutely wishes
[00:42:48] to finish the job by morning.
[00:42:51] We will either endure until morning
[00:42:54] or we will not. If
[00:42:57] our planes, Turkey,
[00:43:00] cannot come due to a compelling reason, then
[00:43:04] "long live the homeland."
[00:43:08] After the call for help, Turkish jets appeared
[00:43:11] in the skies of Cyprus on August 8th.
[00:43:15] It was the warning flights carried out by the Turkish
[00:43:18] Air Force that ended the siege around Erenköy.
[00:43:21] Pilots, including martyred Captain Cengiz
[00:43:25] Topel, struck targets
[00:43:26] belonging to the massacring
[00:43:30] Greeks. The epic Erenköy resistance also became
[00:43:34] the beginning of a process that would bring freedom
[00:43:37] to the Turkish Cypriots. From that day on, the
[00:43:40] following words became history: "Çanakkale is
[00:43:43] impassable, Erenköy cannot be abandoned."
[00:43:51] Hazelnut producers in the Black Sea region
[00:43:55] have completed their preparations and headed to the orchards
[00:43:58] for hazelnut harvest. This year, a higher yield
[00:44:01] is expected compared to last year. The harvest
[00:44:05] period in hazelnut orchards will last 20 days.
[00:44:08] Now, we hand over
[00:44:11] to our reporter Fatih Doğan for details. Yes,
[00:44:15] we are currently in a hazelnut orchard in the Osmanbaba
[00:44:19] neighborhood of Akçabat district of Trabzon.
[00:44:22] As of today, the hazelnut harvest has begun, and producers
[00:44:25] have headed to the orchards. Hazelnuts that have reached
[00:44:29] harvest maturity have started to be picked from their branches.
[00:44:32] Of course, producers are quite happy
[00:44:36] with this situation. Producers in the coastal
[00:44:39] areas have gone to the orchards. Producers in the
[00:44:42] central areas will start harvesting on the 15th
[00:44:46] of the month, and those in the high areas
[00:44:49] will start on August 22nd. We can state
[00:44:53] this. If we look at the hazelnut prices,
[00:44:55] there has been a 28% increase compared to last year.
[00:44:59] The price of Giresun quality in-shell hazelnuts
[00:45:02] has increased from 200 liras to 255 liras.
[00:45:06] Additionally, according to the prices announced by the Ministry of Agriculture
[00:45:12] and Forestry two days ago, an additional price of 5 liras
[00:45:15] and 10 kuruş will be added for each yield point for Giresun quality,
[00:45:19] 5 liras for Levant quality, and 4 liras and 90
[00:45:23] kuruş for Sivri quality. We are currently in the orchard
[00:45:27] of Mustafa Akkaya, one of the producers. Let's give him the microphone.
[00:45:30] First of all, welcome to our broadcast. Welcome, thank you.
[00:45:34] May the new harvest season be beneficial. Can you tell
[00:45:38] us a bit about the yield and quality? How is
[00:45:42] the yield and quality this year? Well, in terms of quantity,
[00:45:45] it's low, but in terms of quality, it's good.
[00:45:49] It's very good in terms of quality. Also, we had mentioned in our
[00:45:52] news all year that the brown marmorated stink bug had negatively
[00:45:56] affected hazelnuts. Did the fight against it yield
[00:45:59] positive results? What is the outcome? This year, it's relatively
[00:46:02] low, there aren't many stink bugs. Generally, they are
[00:46:06] more prevalent in vegetables, but they also had a significant impact on hazelnuts.
[00:46:14] Well, what are the stages after the hazelnut harvest?
[00:46:18] What will you do? We bring the hazelnuts to the threshing
[00:46:21] floor, spread them out to dry, then we will thresh them.
[00:46:25] üzerinden hem de ofisler üzerinden
[00:46:28] As we said, producers will
[00:46:32] also bring the hazelnuts they have collected to the
[00:46:36] Soil Products Office according to the appointment
[00:46:39] system. Appointments will open on August 17th.
[00:46:43] Appointments can be made both online and through
[00:46:45] the offices. Deliveries
[00:46:48] will begin on August 24th according to the scheduled
[00:46:52] date and time. As we
[00:46:55] said, the price of hazelnuts this year is 250 liras.
[00:46:58] Producers are quite happy with this situation.
[00:47:01] Let's return the floor
[00:47:04] to the studio from Trabzon, Akçabat. In Gaziantep,
[00:47:07] fresh vegetables are dried to add flavor to winter
[00:47:11] tables. Vegetables strung on ropes are hung
[00:47:14] on wooden stalls set up in the high parts
[00:47:17] of the city. Now, let's go to that region,
[00:47:21] and hand over to TRT Haber reporter Bülent Çulcuoğlu.
[00:47:24] Gaziantep's geographically indicated, registered
[00:47:27] dried vegetables are indispensable in Turkish
[00:47:31] cuisine and homes, especially in winter months.
[00:47:34] With the new dried vegetable season,
[00:47:38] hundreds of thousands of eggplants, peppers,
[00:47:42] and zucchini strung on ropes are left
[00:47:45] to dry under the scorching heat in Gaziantep.
[00:47:48] The center of this business in Turkey is
[00:47:51] Oğuzeli district of Gaziantep. The colorful dried
[00:47:55] vegetables, a geographically registered delicacy
[00:47:57] of Gaziantep, which is among the world's gastronomy
[00:48:01] cities, are kept for a while in the desert
[00:48:04] heat, under the scorching sun. Eggplants
[00:48:08] are collected after drying for 3 days,
[00:48:11] and peppers for 10 days in the heat. Look,
[00:48:15] there are workers here. Tens of thousands, hundreds
[00:48:19] of thousands of eggplants, peppers, and zucchini
[00:48:23] strung on ropes are hung on poles here and
[00:48:27] left to dry. Of course, to get their flavor,
[00:48:30] these peppers, eggplants, and zucchini, which are
[00:48:33] dried strung on ropes under the heat exceeding
[00:48:37] 40 degrees, are sold in markets after drying.
[00:48:40] Of course, until this stage, from picking these
[00:48:43] peppers and eggplants, cleaning them, and hanging them here, there is
[00:48:47] the labor of 15,000 workers, and it is also
[00:48:51] the livelihood of thousands of families. These dried
[00:48:54] vegetables are sent all over Turkey for 4 months,
[00:48:57] and at the same time, they are also exported,
[00:49:01] especially. To which countries? Especially to European
[00:49:04] countries such as Germany, France, and Austria,
[00:49:08] where Turkish citizens live. Dried vegetables
[00:49:11] are really one of the
[00:49:12] very important delicacies of Turkish cuisine.
[00:49:15] They are sold in the market after being kept for a while
[00:49:19] in these hilly areas in the Oğuzeli district of Gaziantep.
[00:49:23] The biggest dream of 10-year-old Fatma Zehra Kırıç, who has been struggling with chronic
[00:49:27] kidney failure since birth, is to see the moon through a telescope.
[00:49:30] This dream came true
[00:49:35] at Ankara University's Kırıkkale Observatory.
[00:49:39] Fatma Zehra is now waiting to meet Alper
[00:49:42] Gezeravcı. The astronomy books she read in her
[00:49:45] hospital room opened the door to a dream
[00:49:49] stretching to the sky. Fatma Zehra Kırıç,
[00:49:53] who has been struggling with chronic kidney
[00:49:55] failure since birth, wanted to see the
[00:49:59] surface of the moon through a telescope.
[00:50:03] That dream came true at Ankara University's
[00:50:06] Kırıkkale Observatory. "I wanted to see the
[00:50:10] brightness of the moon, actually. Also, the
[00:50:14] craters on the moon's surface looked very
[00:50:17] big. That's how my dream began. I really saw
[00:50:21] an observatory for the first time in my life."
[00:50:24] Fatma Zehra is 10 years old. She has been
[00:50:26] receiving treatment at Ankara University Faculty of Medicine
[00:50:30] Cebeci Children's Hospital since birth. Her interest
[00:50:33] in space began with the books she read in the
[00:50:36] hospital. Her doctors and the observatory,
[00:50:40] who learned about her dream, organized a special
[00:50:43] observation event for her. "Ankara University is actually
[00:50:47] a state institution that serves all areas of society.
[00:50:50] Therefore, we are lucky because we heard about
[00:50:54] Fatma Zehra Kıraç's dream of going to the
[00:50:57] moon, who is receiving treatment at Ankara University
[00:51:00] Cebeci Hospital. Even
[00:51:02] though she cannot go to
[00:51:06] the moon for now, we made it our mission
[00:51:10] to bring the moon to Fatma Zehra's feet."
[00:51:14] Fatma Zehra, who examined the craters on the moon,
[00:51:18] is not limited to these dreams. "I was very
[00:51:21] excited when I heard
[00:51:41] in the future too." The Pertek district of Tunceli
[00:51:45] is making a name for itself with its historical castle,
[00:51:47] cultural riches, and healing
[00:51:53] hot springs. The district, located on the shore
[00:51:56] of Keban Dam Lake, is a popular destination
[00:51:59] for local and foreign tourists with its unique
[00:52:02] nature. TRT News team filmed the beauties
[00:52:05] of Pertek district
[00:52:06] for you.
[00:52:11] Its magnificent nature, healing thermal springs,
[00:52:14] suitable infrastructure for water
[00:52:19] sports, cultural and historical sites. Today, we are
[00:52:23] turning our route to Pertek district of Tunceli,
[00:52:27] which stands out with its historical and natural
[00:52:31] beauties on the shore of Keban Dam Lake. Let's discover
[00:52:35] this charming district where the past and present
[00:52:38] meet. Pertek Castle
[00:52:40] is one of the district's
[00:52:44] most popular attractions. Access to Pertek Castle
[00:52:47] is provided by boats
[00:52:50] operating on Keban Dam Lake. Visitors both
[00:52:54] explore the magnificent nature and enjoy
[00:52:58] this journey. How is the journey going? What
[00:53:01] kind of service? Welcome, first of all. We are
[00:53:05] quite pleased with the interest. While people are having fun
[00:53:08] with music, we tell
[00:53:10] them the history of Pertek
[00:53:14] Castle. The castle, surrounded by water,
[00:53:18] carries traces of many civilizations. The point
[00:53:21] we are at is Pertek
[00:53:23] Castle, located amidst
[00:53:26] the blue waters of Keban Dam Lake. The historical
[00:53:30] structure, which once
[00:53:31] had a connection to land,
[00:53:35] remained in the middle of the waters after
[00:53:38] Keban Dam. Today, with its unique scenery
[00:53:41] and history defying
[00:53:48] centuries, it fascinates
[00:53:49] its visitors. Pertek
[00:53:54] also makes a name for itself with health tourism.
[00:53:57] Pertek hot spring, which offers healing with
[00:54:01] a water temperature of 39 degrees, hosts thousands
[00:54:05] of visitors annually. The ferries providing
[00:54:08] transportation between Tunceli and Elazığ carry thousands
[00:54:12] of vehicles and passengers every day. "I am
[00:54:15] enjoying the unique nature, feeding the seagulls,
[00:54:19] I left my car, I am watching the beauty
[00:54:22] of the castle like
[00:54:24] that." The district
[00:54:27] also draws attention with its mulberry production.
[00:54:30] The mulberries grown
[00:54:35] in the fertile lands of Pertek are also harvested.
[00:54:38] then it was boiled again,
[00:54:41] and then it became like this, it will
[00:54:44] ripen here, good luck, may it be fruitful, I do,
[00:56:26] Turkmen Pişkin took care of the lamb that its mother
[00:56:30] could not take care of. She started to take care
[00:56:33] of the lamb named Boncuk at home.
[00:56:53] 76-year-old Turkmen Pişkin, who lives in Torul district,
[00:56:56] took care of the lamb that its mother could not take
[00:57:00] care of after birth. She named the cute
[00:57:04] lamb Boncuk and treated it like a baby.
[00:57:47] When I go, I get in the car and it
[00:57:50] immediately jumps in front of me. The daily routine of the house
[00:57:53] also changed with the arrival of Boncuk. We slept with you.
[00:57:56] Boncuk is my mother's cub. It's really the joy of our home,
[00:58:00] we wake up to its voice in the morning. We deal with it
[00:58:02] until we go to bed.
[00:58:08] In Bursa Zoo, iced fruits were prepared
[00:58:12] for the bears that were hot. The bears enjoyed
[00:58:15] the cooling menu. Visitors also
[00:58:17] watched those moments.
[00:58:22] Keepers took action for the bears that were hot.
[00:58:26] A refreshing menu was prepared for hot summer days.
[00:58:29] Meals for the bears in Bursa Zoo became
[00:58:32] enjoyable.
[00:58:34] A fruit feast was organized for the bears that were hot
[00:58:38] in the zoo. Iced fruits were given.
[00:58:41] The bears ate them with pleasure. The children who saw them
[00:58:44] watched in amazement. There are huge bears here.
[00:58:47] "They give them iced fruits, they eat them cold. The fruits were
[00:58:51] placed in giant ice molds, water was frozen,
[00:58:54] a refreshing feast was prepared
[00:58:56] for the bears.
[00:58:59] I think the weather is very hot and I think giving iced fruits to bears
[00:59:02] is very nice, they usually eat watermelon, I think they also like
[00:59:05] citrus fruits.
[00:59:06] There are
[00:59:09] cold waters, cold drinks, frozen
[00:59:13] foods, these help the animals to cool
[00:59:17] down even more, to stay cold.
[00:59:20] The bears' struggle to break the ice also provided colorful moments
[00:59:24] for visitors. The iced fruit application will continue throughout the summer.
[00:59:46] Good evening, dear viewers. Welcome back to TRT news screen,
[00:59:49] it's 8 PM and we continue our broadcast
[00:59:52] with the main news bulletin. The target of a Turkey without terrorism
[00:59:56] is approaching. The bill on strengthening
[00:59:59] national solidarity and social integration was accepted
[01:00:03] by the Parliament's Justice Commission. During the approximately 18-hour
[01:00:06] discussions, deputies shared the views of
[01:00:09] their parties. AK Party Group Deputy Chairman Abdülhamit Gül said that the proposal
[01:00:13] submitted with 367 signatures is an unprecedented consensus in Turkish parliamentary history.