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[00:00:50] Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan
[00:00:53] will be in Azerbaijan today to discuss the current topics
[00:00:56] of Turkey-Azerbaijan relations. During Fidan's contacts,
[00:01:00] cooperation in defense, energy, and transportation
[00:01:02] fields, as well as the strategic partnership between the two countries,
[00:01:06] will be discussed. Regional developments and
[00:01:10] The 2026-2027 academic the Azerbaijan-Armenia peace process will also
[00:01:13] be on the agenda.
[00:01:16] Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will visit Azerbaijan
[00:01:20] today. Within the scope of the visit,
[00:01:23] he will meet with Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Jeyhun
[00:01:26] Bayramov and Azerbaijan's Minister of Defense Zakir Hasanov.
[00:01:30] school, my friends, and my
[00:01:38] During the meetings, Turkey-Azerbaijan relations,
[00:01:40] which are progressing at a strategic level, will be discussed.
[00:01:44] The existing cooperation between the two countries in multilateral
[00:01:48] platforms, especially within the Organization of Turkish States,
[00:01:51] will be reviewed. Consultations will be held
[00:01:55] regarding the 13th Summit of the Organization of Turkish States
[00:01:58] and COP31, which Turkey will host
[00:02:01] in the near future.
[00:02:05] Another main topic on the agenda will be cooperation in defense, energy,
[00:02:09] and transportation. Issues related to the ongoing
[00:02:12] cooperation between the two allied countries in defense industry,
[00:02:16] security, and military fields will be evaluated.
[00:02:19] Common agenda and projects in energy and transportation
[00:02:22] will also be discussed. Works towards improving
[00:02:26] infrastructure in Karabakh territories, making energy
[00:02:29] and transportation lines functional,
[00:02:32] and strengthening regional connectivity
[00:02:36] will also be discussed.
[00:02:39] Regional and international developments will be among the main
[00:02:42] topics of the discussions. Fidan will state
[00:02:46] that a historic opportunity has been seized for establishing
[00:02:49] lasting peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
[00:02:53] He will emphasize Turkey's support for establishing
[00:02:56] good neighborly relations between the parties.
[00:03:03] and exit of the castle Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held telephone conversations with the Foreign Ministers
[00:03:07] of Qatar and Saudi Arabia. The latest situation in the region
[00:03:10] and negotiation processes were discussed during the meetings.
[00:03:14] Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held telephone conversations
[00:03:17] with Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh
[00:03:21] Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani and Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister
[00:03:25] Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud. During the meetings, the recent
[00:03:29] attacks in the region were evaluated, and ongoing
[00:03:32] negotiation processes
[00:03:33] were discussed.
[00:03:39] An analysis from the Israeli press highlighted Turkey's
[00:03:42] regional rise. The article stated
[00:03:45] that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has transformed
[00:03:48] Turkey into a force that is difficult to ignore
[00:03:51] in the Middle East. It was emphasized that Ankara,
[00:03:55] under Erdoğan's leadership, has increased its influence
[00:03:58] in the region through diplomatic traffic
[00:04:01] extending from the United States to the Arab World
[00:04:05] and Syria.
[00:04:09] "Turkey is a difficult actor to ignore in the Middle East."
[00:04:13] This statement comes from an analysis published in the Israeli press.
[00:04:17] The Calcalist Economy Newspaper wrote that President
[00:04:20] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has transformed Turkey into a more effective
[00:04:24] actor in its region.
[00:04:24] It noted
[00:04:30] that Turkey's regional influence has significantly increased
[00:04:33] in the last year. Turkey's influence in the US and the Arab
[00:04:36] world expanded. It became one of the critical actors
[00:04:40] in the Middle East. Thus, it was stated
[00:04:42] that Turkey is gradually becoming a more influential
[00:04:46] rival against
[00:04:47] Israel.
[00:04:51] Turkey's stance on Gaza and regional diplomatic
[00:04:54] traffic were also discussed. It was indicated that Ankara
[00:04:57] is among the founders of the Gaza Peace Council.
[00:05:00] Attention was drawn to the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement
[00:05:03] signed with Pakistan and Saudi
[00:05:05] Arabia.
[00:05:09] Turkey's role in Syria also received extensive coverage
[00:05:12] in the analysis. It was stated that
[00:05:16] after the overthrow of the Assad regime, Ankara
[00:05:19] became one of the most important supporters of the Damascus
[00:05:22] administration. It was emphasized that Turkey provides
[00:05:25] security support to Syria and strives to strengthen
[00:05:29] economic integration between the two countries. It was also
[00:05:32] reminded that Turkey aims
[00:05:34] for a $5 billion trade
[00:05:37] with Syria within two years. The production named NASA,
[00:05:40] which documents the civilian massacre, atrocities, and barbarism
[00:05:44] of genocidal Israel in Gaza, caused a great stir at
[00:05:47] the Venice Film Festival. So much so
[00:05:50] that it received a standing ovation
[00:05:52] for more than 25 minutes, and NASA
[00:05:56] was awarded the Special Jury Prize. Speaking at the award ceremony,
[00:06:00] the director of the documentary emphasized that the genocide
[00:06:03] in Gaza was carried out systematically. The documentary
[00:06:06] disturbed the cabinet of the genocidal Netanyahu,
[00:06:10] and voices began to rise about revoking the citizenship
[00:06:14] of these directors.
[00:06:17] NASA,
[00:06:23] is an acronym used by these genocidal
[00:06:27] Israeli elements for civilians expected to be killed in an
[00:06:30] attack.
[00:06:34] The documentary, which documents the civilian massacre in Gaza
[00:06:37] and is named NASA, was screened at the International
[00:06:41] Venice Film Festival in Italy.
[00:06:51] The documentary made by Zor first received a standing
[00:06:54] ovation for 25 minutes.
[00:06:59] Afterwards, it was deemed worthy of the festival's special jury prize.
[00:07:03] Speaking at the ceremony, the Israeli directors drew attention
[00:07:07] to the fact that the events had been documented by Palestinian
[00:07:10] journalists since the first day.
[00:07:14] "These facts were documented and known from the very first
[00:07:17] day. We owe this to Palestinian journalists.
[00:07:20] More than 200 journalists have been killed by Israel
[00:07:23] in Gaza. They were
[00:07:25] silenced."
[00:07:29] Director Yuval Abraham emphasized that the massacres
[00:07:32] in Gaza were carried out systematically.
[00:07:34] "The Israeli intelligence
[00:07:36] officers we spoke to told us that this massacre
[00:07:40] was not accidental, but systematic,
[00:07:43] dayalı politikalara dayandığını
[00:07:45] The documentary
[00:07:48] disturbed Elikan's Netanyahu cabinet.
[00:07:51] Israeli Culture Minister Mickey Zohar
[00:07:54] threatened to revoke the citizenship of the NASA directors.
[00:07:57] The documentary,
[00:08:00] prepared by the British newspaper The Guardian,
[00:08:03] features confessions from murderous Israeli elements.
[00:08:07] The documentary, secretly filmed on rooftops in Tel Aviv
[00:08:11] for three years,
[00:09:01] the British Prime Minister also said that their system
[00:09:05] was not working for the people.
[00:09:06] I agree with him.
[00:09:12] Standing by them, this is an unstoppable
[00:09:15] change. Nationalist leaders in Scotland,
[00:09:18] Wales, and Northern Ireland are in power at the same
[00:09:22] time for the first time, and they met at a historic
[00:09:25] summit directly concerning
[00:09:27] the future of the United Kingdom.
[00:09:31] "Our country is divided in two. We have the right
[00:09:34] to a referendum, we have
[00:09:35] the right to determine our future."
[00:09:42] "Wales needs to be treated equally, we deserve this,
[00:09:46] and for this reason, we are working
[00:09:48] with our neighbors."
[00:09:57] "The Scottish people want to pursue their own hopes
[00:10:00] and aspirations."
[00:10:03] The leaders signed a joint agreement
[00:10:06] advocating for the regions' right to determine
[00:10:08] their own future.
[00:10:25] a message was given, requesting that the path
[00:10:28] be opened for holding a referendum on independence or separation
[00:10:31] from the United Kingdom.
[00:10:34] "England will choose between approaching us positively
[00:10:38] or putting up obstacles."
[00:10:41] Scotland and Wales advocate for independence, while Northern
[00:10:44] Ireland wants to unite with the Republic of Ireland.
[00:10:48] However, independence supporters are not yet in the majority
[00:10:51] in all three regions. According to the latest polls in the British
[00:10:55] press, support for independence in Scotland is at 47%,
[00:10:58] 36% in Northern Ireland, and 32% in Wales.
[00:11:12] In Giresun, the driver who caused the death of
[00:11:16] 16-year-old Tuana Elif Torun and was determined
[00:11:20] to be under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident
[00:11:23] was brought before the judge for the second time.
[00:11:26] "He committed murder."
[00:11:28] The arrested suspect was sentenced to 16 years
[00:11:31] and 8 months in prison for
[00:11:34] probable
[00:11:35] intentional killing.
[00:11:40] 16-year-old Tuana Elif Torun had come to public attention
[00:11:44] with the allegation that former CHP Görele Mayor Hasmi
[00:11:47] Dede had harassed her. On March 28, she was seriously
[00:11:51] injured in a suspicious traffic accident in Görele after being hit
[00:11:55] by a car. The young girl, who fought for her life for two
[00:11:57] days in the hospital, passed away.
[00:12:01] An investigation was launched into the death of the young girl
[00:12:04] who lost her life in a suspicious traffic accident while preparing
[00:12:08] for her harassment case. Tuana Elif Torun's family
[00:12:12] filed a complaint against driver Adem Haspaş. The Giresun Chief Public Prosecutor's
[00:12:15] Office prepared an indictment against the driver for the crime
[00:12:19] of probable intentional killing. It was stated that driver
[00:12:23] Adem Haspaş was drunk, speeding,
[00:12:31] and fled the scene after the crash. The court issued its verdict
[00:12:35] in the case heard at the High Criminal Court. Following
[00:12:38] the prosecutor's opinion,
[00:12:41] the defense lawyer made a statement. In Giresun, the verdict
[00:12:44] was delivered in the second hearing of the accident that claimed
[00:12:48] the life of the victimized girl. Adem Haspaş, who was tried
[00:12:51] in custody, was sentenced to 16 years and 8 months
[00:12:55] in prison for probable intentional killing. Haspi Dede,
[00:12:59] who was removed from his position as Mayor of Görele by the Ministry
[00:13:02] of Interior on February 12, had been sentenced
[00:13:04] to 1 year and 6 months
[00:13:10] in prison in the case he was tried. Search efforts are continuing
[00:13:13] for 11-month-old Büşra Balıkçı, who disappeared
[00:13:16] in Sivas. Within the scope of the investigation launched
[00:13:19] by the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, 9 people
[00:13:21] were detained.
[00:13:26] 11-month-old Büşra Balıkçı disappeared on September 10
[00:13:29] in Divriği district of Sivas. Upon notification, teams launched
[00:13:33] a search operation in Gündören Village.
[00:13:36] An investigation was also launched at the directive
[00:13:39] of the Divriği Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. Mother Elif
[00:13:42] Bıçakçı's statement was taken. 9 people, including
[00:13:46] the mother and father, were detained.
[00:13:49] The prosecutor's office is evaluating every possibility
[00:13:51] regarding the baby's disappearance.
[00:14:14] Efforts to find the 11-month-old baby are
[00:14:17] ongoing.
[00:14:22] The search for 30-year-old Suat Balkaya, who disappeared
[00:14:25] in Hınıs district of Muş, continues. 55 personnel
[00:14:28] are searching for a trace of the young man who disappeared
[00:14:31] around Büvetli village and the Karasu River.
[00:14:34] Search efforts are continuing non-stop for 30-year-old
[00:14:38] Suat Balkaya, who has not been heard from since leaving
[00:14:42] his home on August 31. 55 personnel
[00:14:45] and 15 vehicles are participating
[00:14:48] in the search efforts launched
[00:14:51] by AFAD, Gendarmerie, and security rangers
[00:14:55] in Büvetli village. Teams are also scanning the area around
[00:14:59] the village and the Karasu River with drones. Diver police officers
[00:15:03] affiliated with the Bitlis Provincial Police Department
[00:15:06] are also assisting in the efforts.
[00:15:11] In Tokat, a passenger fell ill on a public
[00:15:15] bus. The driver diverted from his route
[00:15:18] and took the passenger to the hospital without
[00:15:21] losing time. Those moments were captured by the bus's
[00:15:29] security camera. A passenger suddenly fell ill on the moving
[00:15:33] public bus. Other passengers on the bus alerted the driver.
[00:15:36] The driver changed his route and drove the vehicle
[00:15:38] to the hospital. "They said one of the passengers
[00:15:41] was feeling unwell, they suggested calling an ambulance, I said,
[00:15:45] let's not waste time, let's get them there as soon as possible."
[00:15:48] Muhammet Ali Taş, the public bus driver in Tokat, took
[00:15:52] the ill passenger to the hospital. "The patient was unconscious,
[00:15:55] they carried them inside on a stretcher,"
[00:15:59] said the medical staff. The passenger, who was taken to the emergency
[00:16:02] room of Tokat State Hospital, was handed over to the medical
[00:16:05] teams. The driver then
[00:16:11] left after the passenger was delivered to the hospital. In Istanbul's Eyüpsultan,
[00:16:14] a car crashed into the balcony of an apartment on the third
[00:16:18] floor by the roadside and fell 15 meters
[00:16:21] into the building's garden. The accident, which injured two people,
[00:16:25] was captured by a security
[00:16:27] camera.
[00:16:31] The car missed the turn, crashed into the apartment's
[00:16:35] balcony, and fell into the garden. The severity of the accident
[00:16:38] became clear at daybreak.
[00:16:42] "It hits the third balcony and then
[00:16:44] damages the first balcony it hits.
[00:16:48] It's about 15 meters. It flies
[00:16:51] down 15 meters, but it's thought to have entered
[00:16:54] very quickly." In the accident in Istanbul's
[00:16:58] Eyüpsultan, the car damaged the building. It shattered
[00:17:02] after falling from a height of 15 meters. Two injured
[00:17:05] people were hospitalized. "Our friends who were trapped
[00:17:09] in the car were taken to the hospital
[00:17:12] with the help of firefighters; their condition is said to be serious."
[00:17:16] The fact that no one was in the garden during the accident
[00:17:19] prevented a greater tragedy. "God protected the garden
[00:17:23] owners here at the entrance, because they used to go out
[00:17:26] to the garden every evening, they have children, but last
[00:17:30] night they didn't go out." The wrecked car was removed
[00:17:33] from the apartment's garden
[00:17:37] with the help of a crane. In Antalya, the driver of a motorcycle that overturned
[00:17:41] in an underpass died. It was revealed that the 18-year-old
[00:17:44] had obtained his driver's license only 20 days
[00:17:47] ago. In Kars, the motorcyclist
[00:17:50] who collided with a minivan lost his life
[00:17:53] at the scene.
[00:17:57] He had obtained his driver's license just 20 days ago.
[00:18:01] He died in the accident.
[00:18:08] The motorcycle ridden by 18-year-old
[00:18:12] Mehmet Ege Sulan went out of control
[00:18:15] in the underpass and overturned.
[00:18:17] The driver was dragged for meters
[00:18:20] on the road. Upon notification, police and medical teams
[00:18:23] were dispatched to the region. It was determined that the young
[00:18:27] driver had died at the scene. The body of the unfortunate
[00:18:30] young man was taken to the Forensic Medicine
[00:18:33] Institute Morgue.
[00:18:37] The other sad accident news came from Kağızman district
[00:18:41] of Kars. A motorcycle ridden by a 38-year-old
[00:18:44] driver collided with a minivan. The motorcyclist
[00:18:48] lost his life at the scene.
[00:18:51] In Konya, a detached house was engulfed in flames.
[00:18:55] Hay bales burned in Alanya district of Antalya.
[00:18:59] A village house in Sivas was also burnt and became unusable.
[00:19:02] We have a short fire news tour compiled from
[00:19:06] various regions of the country.
[00:19:09] A fire broke out in a detached house in Kulu district of Konya.
[00:19:13] The fire, which grew with the effect of the wind,
[00:19:16] was intervened by fire crews. While the fire was extinguished, the house became
[00:19:20] unusable.
[00:19:25] In Iğdır, flames rose from the 6th floor of an apartment
[00:19:28] building. Due to the fire, smoke also spread to other
[00:19:32] parts of the apartment building. Upon notification, fire,
[00:19:35] police, and medical teams were dispatched to the area.
[00:19:39] 18 people, including one child, affected by the smoke,
[00:19:41] were evacuated from the building.
[00:19:46] In Alanya district of Antalya, an area where hay bales
[00:19:49] were stacked was engulfed in flames. Upon notification,
[00:19:52] a fire crew was dispatched to the area. Many
[00:19:55] hay bales burned in the fire, which was extinguished by the efforts
[00:19:59] of the teams.
[00:20:03] In Yalvaç district of Isparta, a hay-laden truck
[00:20:06] caught fire while moving. The flames quickly spread
[00:20:10] to the hay bales in the trailer.
[00:20:13] In the fire, which was extinguished by the intervention of the teams,
[00:20:17] the hay bales turned to ash,
[00:20:18] and the truck became unusable.
[00:20:22] In Yıldızeli district of Sivas, flames rose from a village
[00:20:26] house. Upon notification, gendarmerie, fire,
[00:20:29] and medical teams were dispatched to the scene. The fire,
[00:20:32] which grew rapidly, was extinguished by the intervention of the teams.
[00:20:36] The house became
[00:20:37] unusable.
[00:20:41] In Bozova district of Şanlıurfa, a container house
[00:20:44] was engulfed in flames. Smoke rose into the sky.
[00:20:48] Fire crews were dispatched to the area. Teams worked
[00:20:52] to prevent the fire from spreading to the grassy
[00:20:54] area. The fire was extinguished, but the container became
[00:20:58] unusable.
[00:21:01] In Kızıltepe district of Mardin, a fire broke out in an area
[00:21:04] where scrap vehicles were located. Upon notification, fire crews
[00:21:08] were dispatched to the area. The fire was brought
[00:21:11] under control with the intervention of the teams. The scrap
[00:21:14] vehicles turned to ash.
[00:21:20] but he ran away from the arena. In Adıyaman, a driver who
[00:21:24] did not yield to the rescue team in traffic was fined
[00:21:27] 46,000 lira. In Kayseri, a pickup truck
[00:21:31] driver who could not pass on the road damaged
[00:21:34] parked vehicles. We have a short news
[00:21:38] tour from various regions of the country.
[00:21:41] An extraordinary incident occurred during the bull
[00:21:45] wrestling festival held in Ardanuç district of Artvin.
[00:21:48] One of the bulls jumped out of a gap in the Iron
[00:21:51] Gate and escaped from the arena. While those moments were captured
[00:21:55] on camera, the absence of anyone
[00:21:56] in front of the gate prevented a possible disaster.
[00:22:02] In Adıyaman, a minivan traveling in the left lane
[00:22:06] did not yield to the rescue team going to an industrial
[00:22:10] accident. Due to the driver, who ignored the siren
[00:22:14] and warnings, the fire team had to continue
[00:22:17] in the right lane. The driver,
[00:22:22] who stubbornly did not yield to the team, was fined
[00:22:26] 46,000 lira. In Tokat, it was decided
[00:22:29] to transfer one person injured in a traffic accident
[00:22:33] to Ankara for treatment.
[00:22:34] An ambulance helicopter
[00:22:38] was deployed for the patient who suffered tissue loss.
[00:22:42] The patient was transferred to Ankara by air.
[00:22:45] In Kayseri, a pickup truck driver could not pass
[00:22:48] on a road where vehicles were parked on both sides.
[00:22:52] The driver first hit one vehicle,
[00:22:56] then broke the side mirror of another car. In Çorum, a person receiving
[00:23:00] treatment for Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever could not
[00:23:04] be saved. 64-year-old Zelia Polat, living
[00:23:08] in Akçiçek village of Çorum, was bitten by a tick.
[00:23:11] Polat applied to Alaca State Hospital 3 days ago
[00:23:15] with various complaints. Polat, who was diagnosed
[00:23:19] with Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, was
[00:23:22] transferred to Çorum Erol Olçok Education and Research Hospital.
[00:23:26] However, despite all the efforts of the doctors,
[00:23:28] she could not be saved. The body of the 64-year-old
[00:23:31] woman was buried in Akçiçek village
[00:23:35] with security measures.
[00:23:48] Yes, everything is covered
[00:23:50] in red, a region engulfed in flames,
[00:23:53] this is from India, it started
[00:23:57] 4 days ago, it is still not under control.
[00:24:01] Uh, pardon me, from Croatia, yes, images from the Balkans,
[00:24:05] let me correct myself. The forest fire on
[00:24:08] Croatia's Brač island cannot be extinguished despite
[00:24:12] all efforts. Croatia's,
[00:24:16] yes.
[00:24:20] These are images of the forest fire
[00:24:22] on the island. The flames have spread
[00:24:26] over a wide area.
[00:24:28] There is information that more than 4000 hectares
[00:24:32] have turned to ash, and the fire continues.
[00:24:35] The fire has entered its 5th day. There is also information
[00:24:39] that at least 700 people have been evacuated from the region
[00:24:41] due to the fire. The intervention
[00:24:44] and struggle of the fire crews against the flames
[00:24:46] continue non-stop. Today,
[00:24:50] from Ecuador, from Ecuador's capital,
[00:24:53] Quito. Yes, the forest fire that broke out
[00:24:57] near the residential area caused great concern.
[00:25:01] Suppression efforts were also supported
[00:25:04] by helicopters from the air.
[00:25:07] Dozens of firefighters are working in the region,
[00:25:11] and there were images of their suppression efforts
[00:25:14] that you just watched. There was aerial support
[00:25:18] from helicopters in the region. Regional residents
[00:25:21] intervened in the fire along with the teams.
[00:25:25] They carried hoses and tried to extinguish the flames
[00:25:28] with buckets and water
[00:25:31] bottles.
[00:25:35] A storm that was effective in the northeastern
[00:25:38] United States caused heavy rainfall.
[00:25:41] Roads were flooded, and vehicles were submerged.
[00:25:44] Teams rescued those stranded in their vehicles
[00:25:48] in New York and New Jersey. The rainfall
[00:25:51] also caused floods in India, Sri Lanka,
[00:25:55] and Japan.
[00:25:55] Roads were flooded,
[00:25:59] vehicles were submerged. Heavy rainfall caused
[00:26:10] floods in the states. Many houses and businesses
[00:26:13] were damaged. Heavy rainfall brought traffic to a standstill
[00:26:17] in many regions.
[00:26:20] Sudden floods also occurred in New York. Vehicles
[00:26:23] were submerged, and teams rescued stranded drivers.
[00:26:27] Train services were suspended due to the disaster.
[00:26:30] In India's Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat states,
[00:26:34] rivers overflowed due to heavy rainfall, streets were flooded,
[00:26:38] and vehicles had difficulty
[00:26:38] moving on submerged roads.
[00:26:42] This is Sri Lanka, a South Asian country.
[00:26:45] A travel warning was issued in the country affected
[00:26:49] by adverse weather conditions.
[00:26:51] Homes were flooded due to the floods. Heavy rainfall also showed
[00:26:55] its effect on Japan's Honshu Island. A landslide
[00:26:58] warning was issued in the Akita region
[00:27:03] in the north of the island.
[00:27:05] The images you are about to
[00:27:08] watch are from the holy lands, from Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
[00:27:11] Heavy rainfall and storm were effective.
[00:27:15] The rain, accompanied by thunder, created
[00:27:19] water puddles, and during the rainfall,
[00:27:22] thousands of Muslims in the Masjid
[00:27:26] al-Haram continued their prayers
[00:27:29] in the rain.
[00:27:32] Despite this, Muslims performing tawaf
[00:27:36] around the Kaaba continued
[00:27:38] to pray and perform their
[00:27:42] worship. Yes, these are extremely striking,
[00:27:46] extraordinary, unusual images. The day's end
[00:27:48] continues on TT Haber.
[00:27:55] Rumeli Hisarı, built in just 3 months,
[00:27:59] or 90 days, in 1452,
[00:28:02] has been closed to visitors for 6.5 years
[00:28:06] due to restoration work. The Istanbul
[00:28:09] Environment Council and the Consumer Confederation called for
[00:28:13] the historic castle to be opened to tourism as soon as possible.
[00:28:16] Representatives of the institutions also reacted to the construction
[00:28:18] site appearance and containers at the entrance
[00:28:22] of the castle.
[00:28:27] Rumeli Fortress was built in 1452,
[00:28:30] just before the conquest of Istanbul. It was completed
[00:28:33] in 90 days by the order of Fatih Sultan Mehmet.
[00:28:36] Today, it is on the agenda with restoration work
[00:28:40] that has been going on for years. The historic castle has
[00:28:43] not been able to host visitors for approximately
[00:28:45] 6 and a half years due to restoration work.
[00:28:49] "It's as if a construction site has occupied the place
[00:28:53] that Byzantium could not. Therefore, we demand that
[00:28:56] this be stopped and that this construction site be removed
[00:29:00] from here immediately." The containers at the entrance
[00:29:06] also caused visual pollution. The fact that the historic structure remained
[00:29:10] in a construction site appearance for years also negatively affected the shopkeepers and visitors in the region.
[00:29:13] as if they have made their residence there. They
[00:29:17] reside in the place
[00:29:17] you see.
[00:29:21] Here, tourism is being struck, history is being disrespected,
[00:29:25] and an unfair occupation is
[00:29:28] at hand. Therefore, the Consumer
[00:29:31] Confederation and as the Istanbul Environment Council,
[00:29:34] we have put on our agenda to file a lawsuit
[00:29:38] for the termination of this occupation. The Istanbul Environment
[00:29:41] Council and the Consumer Confederation want the restoration to be completed
[00:29:45] as soon as possible. The surrounding tradesmen, on the other hand, expect the area
[00:29:48] to be opened to tourism
[00:29:49] as soon as possible.
[00:29:53] Applications for the 15,000 rental social housing project in Istanbul
[00:29:57] have started. In the first stage, 1071
[00:30:00] residences will be rented for 3 years below the
[00:30:04] rental prices in the region. So, what are the features of these
[00:30:08] houses? What are the application details?
[00:30:12] Details in our news.
[00:30:17] The application process for the 15th Rental Social Housing project in Istanbul
[00:30:21] has started.
[00:30:23] In the project implemented by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change
[00:30:27] and TOKİ, 1071 residences completed in the first stage
[00:30:30] will be rented to the right holders.
[00:30:34] The residences will be rented for 3 years at prices
[00:30:37] determined below the regional rates in different districts of Istanbul.
[00:30:41] We are in one of the 3 + 1 apartments that will be rented
[00:30:44] within the scope of the project. This place consists of approximately 120 square meters.
[00:30:48] With its spacious and airy structure, it offers a comfortable living
[00:30:51] space to families. The rental price of this apartment is 15,000
[00:30:54] liras. Housing options vary from 1+1 to 4+1.
[00:30:58] Within the scope of the project, rental fees start from 10,000 liras per month.
[00:31:08] Families with 2 or more children will be able to choose 2+1, 3+1
[00:31:12] or 4+1 apartments.
[00:31:15] will be felt.
[00:31:17] To apply, one must be 18 years old and married, and
[00:31:21] have resided in Istanbul continuously for at least one
[00:31:24] year. The average monthly net income of the household must
[00:31:28] not exceed 100,000 liras, and the applicant must not have an independent
[00:31:32] dwelling registered in his/her name.
[00:31:35] After delivery, there will be no rent increase for the first 12 months. Afterwards,
[00:31:39] the rent will be increased by the CPI rate in the first
[00:31:42] January of the following year. Rent payments will start on the
[00:31:45] 20th of the month following the delivery of the residence.
[00:31:49] Applications will be made via e-government
[00:31:52] between September 25th.
[00:31:57] In Adıyaman, disaster housing was quickly built
[00:32:00] and delivered to earthquake victims who experienced the flood
[00:32:04] disaster. On the one hand, an urban transformation project was implemented
[00:32:07] in the city's central Mara and Musalla
[00:32:10] neighborhoods. In the project, 1427 residences
[00:32:14] and 134 workplaces were
[00:32:16] built.
[00:32:21] Disaster housing was rapidly constructed. Earthquake victims
[00:32:25] were reunited with their new homes. On the other hand, action
[00:32:28] was taken for the old buildings in the city.
[00:32:32] The urban transformation project
[00:32:33] launched in Adıyaman
[00:32:41] was completed. Mara and Musalla neighborhoods were renewed.
[00:32:45] In terms of structural quality, it is one of the oldest neighborhoods,
[00:32:48] realized on an area of 41 hectares. We are experiencing
[00:32:52] the pride and honor of keeping these promises
[00:32:55] with our citizens here.
[00:32:58] The narrow-street neighborhoods with old buildings
[00:33:02] in the city were given a modern look.
[00:33:06] The urban transformation project implemented by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change
[00:33:10] in Mara and Musalla neighborhoods has been completed.
[00:33:13] for residences. reached
[00:33:16] 80%.
[00:33:20] May Allah bless our state, if you look at the houses, they have
[00:33:23] built houses like palaces, thank God everyone got their homes.
[00:33:27] In the region, 1427 residences and 134 workplaces
[00:33:30] were built with urban transformation. The old
[00:33:33] neighborhood was ruined houses, mud houses, like
[00:33:36] shacks, I mean there were dead-end streets,
[00:33:40] cars couldn't enter, firefighters couldn't enter, now it's very nice,
[00:33:43] we are pleased.
[00:33:46] Life has begun in the residences built with horizontal
[00:33:49] architecture.
[00:33:58] Turkey continues to strengthen its commercial relations with its
[00:34:02] close geography. Exports to neighboring countries increased by approximately
[00:34:06] 3% in 8 months. It exceeded 18 billion dollars.
[00:34:10] The highest exports were made to
[00:34:12] Iraq.
[00:34:16] Turkey maintained the strong momentum it achieved in exports.
[00:34:20] Exports to neighboring countries increased by 2.6%
[00:34:23] in the first 8 months of the year, reaching
[00:34:27] 18 billion 226 million dollars. Among neighboring countries, the most
[00:34:30] exports were made to Iraq. Exports worth 5 billion
[00:34:34] 758 million dollars were made to Iraq. This was followed
[00:34:37] by Bulgaria with 3.444 million dollars and
[00:34:40] Greece with 2.290 million
[00:34:42] dollars.
[00:34:45] Chemical products and their derivatives led in exports.
[00:34:49] Exports in this sector increased by 17.8% compared
[00:34:53] to the same period last year, exceeding 3 billion dollars. The
[00:34:56] grain and pulse sectors, on the other hand, ranked second with
[00:34:59] an export figure close to 2 billion dollars. This was followed by iron
[00:35:03] and non-ferrous metals.
[00:35:05] In terms of provinces, Istanbul stood out in exports. Exports worth
[00:35:09] 6.656 million dollars were made from Istanbul.
[00:35:13] Gaziantep, Ankara, Kocaeli, and Mersin were also among the provinces
[00:35:17] with the highest exports. Turkey
[00:35:20] stands out as a safe haven in search of alternative
[00:35:24] routes due to the impact of geopolitical tensions. With the medium-term
[00:35:28] program, it is aimed to further strengthen its role as a logistics
[00:35:31] hub. In the new process, the integration
[00:35:35] of East, West, and North-South axes
[00:35:39] in Turkey will be ensured. Alternative and resilient trade
[00:35:43] routes will be developed.
[00:35:49] While strengthening our logistics and distribution infrastructure,
[00:35:53] we will consolidate Turkey's position in regional
[00:35:56] and global trade networks
[00:36:00] with strategic connectivity projects. The world,
[00:36:03] under the shadow of geopolitical tensions and wars, is seeking
[00:36:07] alternative trade corridors. Turkey, in this equation, is a safe haven from Asia
[00:36:11] to Europe, from the Middle East to Africa. With the medium-term
[00:36:14] program, Turkey aims to benefit greatly from this
[00:36:18] advantage. Not only commercial products
[00:36:21] pass through Turkey, but also, if we consider that it comes
[00:36:25] from China, especially the middle corridor.
[00:36:28] critical minerals, military materials can also be found, as
[00:36:32] we saw in the interruption in the Strait of Hormuz during crisis
[00:36:35] moments in the future, the security of the corridor and
[00:36:38] the geography has gained importance. Within the scope of the OVP, the capacity,
[00:36:42] continuity, and competitiveness of international transportation
[00:36:45] corridors, especially the middle corridor and the development
[00:36:49] road, will be increased. Not only the passage
[00:36:53] of goods through Turkey, but also Turkey in this context
[00:36:56] is becoming a logistics center. Approximately 13%
[00:36:59] of the goods currently passing through Turkey
[00:37:02] are actually direct logistics transportation. In addition,
[00:37:06] by ensuring the integration of East, West, and North-South
[00:37:09] axes in Turkey, alternative and resilient trade
[00:37:12] routes will be developed. Turkey aims to develop
[00:37:15] the political stability, economic integration,
[00:37:19] and prosperity of its neighboring
[00:37:22] countries to the maximum level, rather than just
[00:37:25] its own maximum
[00:37:36] gain. Our clocks show 03:38,
[00:37:40] TRT News End of Day continues. A new era for children
[00:37:43] on social media has begun. With the new application
[00:37:47] started in the United States, significant
[00:37:50] restrictions are coming to social media use
[00:37:54] for the 13-17 age group. The regulation is expected
[00:37:58] to spread globally. So, how effective will
[00:38:01] these steps taken to protect children from the risks
[00:38:04] of the digital world be, and will
[00:38:07] they bring new risks? The answer is
[00:38:20] in our news report. The lawsuits filed by families against
[00:38:24] social media giants in the United States have yielded results. The best
[00:38:27] interests of the child forced platforms to take concrete
[00:38:31] steps. A new era for children on social media
[00:38:34] has begun. Social media platforms under
[00:38:37] the Meta umbrella will make some new regulations
[00:38:41] for children aged 13-17. Age verification systems will be
[00:38:44] strengthened, and some measures such as a daily 2-hour
[00:38:47] time limit for child users, automatic notification
[00:38:51] disabling during school hours,
[00:38:52] and access restrictions
[00:38:56] at night will be implemented. We see that platforms
[00:38:59] are now taking responsibility and have started a design
[00:39:02] process to protect young people or specific vulnerable
[00:39:05] groups, to look out for them.
[00:39:08] We see that a platform architecture suitable for specific
[00:39:12] vulnerable groups, rather than the same platform
[00:39:15] architecture for everyone, has begun to be discussed.
[00:39:18] With the new regulation, the number of likes in child users'
[00:39:22] accounts will be hidden by default, and access
[00:39:24] to some makeup filters will also be restricted. When
[00:39:27] they shoot videos or take photos, the effects
[00:39:31] they use don't actually reflect the person themselves. There is a veiled,
[00:39:35] masked, and made-up beauty there. When the ability
[00:39:39] to "beautify" (in quotation marks) instantly with a filter
[00:39:42] disappears, things will change little by little. This
[00:39:46] new architecture designed by Meta platforms for
[00:39:49] children also brings some risks, as users will need
[00:39:53] to enter more data for these measures to be implemented.
[00:39:57] identity systems, meaning that the platform
[00:40:00] will request more information from us to identify
[00:40:04] this young generation. New questions also arise, such as
[00:40:07] whether these will create various privacy violations
[00:40:11] or whether this information will be used for other
[00:40:14] purposes. Another risk of the regulation is that
[00:40:18] it reinforces children's consumer status. Any data shared
[00:40:21] with the platform to protect
[00:40:24] the child also means advertising content directly
[00:40:27] addressing minors. The regulation is currently limited to
[00:40:31] Meta-affiliated platforms and the USA, and does not
[00:40:34] cover applications like YouTube, Snapchat, and TikTok. The question
[00:40:38] is whether these restrictions can be bypassed with other
[00:40:41] side applications. I mean, yes, restrictions might be
[00:40:45] coming to filters, but there are many side applications
[00:40:48] that you can download and use on your mobile
[00:40:52] phones today. In Turkey, legal regulations for the protection
[00:40:55] of children continue. Access
[00:41:02] to social media has been restricted for children under 15 years old.
[00:41:06] Every regulation is of vital importance for minors, but the
[00:41:09] greatest responsibility for protecting children from digital dangers
[00:41:13] falls on families. Knowing what the child is doing,
[00:41:16] constantly consulting with
[00:41:18] the guidance counselor at the child's
[00:41:23] school, or seeking support from experts
[00:41:27] and knowledgeable people on this matter is the primary
[00:41:31] duty of parents. Yes. The Directorate
[00:41:34] of Communications will organize a panel titled "Turkic World
[00:41:37] Dialogues: Common Future, Common Vision" in Baku.
[00:41:42] The panel aims to increase the visibility of the Organization
[00:41:46] of Turkic States on regional and global
[00:41:49] scales. The panel, the second of which
[00:41:53] was held in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, will be held
[00:41:56] today in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. The panel,
[00:42:00] which will be attended by Director of Communications Burhanettin Duran
[00:42:04] with a video message, will be moderated by Tashkent
[00:42:07] Communications Counselor Mehmet
[00:42:10] Yüce. The panel aims to increase
[00:42:13] the regional and global visibility of the Organization
[00:42:16] of Turkic States and to convey the common
[00:42:19] vision of the Turkic world to wider
[00:42:22] audiences. Existing cooperations will be developed
[00:42:25] in many areas, from education to transportation, from defense
[00:42:28] industry to culture. Expectations regarding the 13th Summit
[00:42:32] of Heads of State of the Organization of Turkic
[00:42:35] States, which will be held in Ankara in October,
[00:42:37] will be discussed.
[00:42:40] The 39th Ahi-order Week celebrations,
[00:42:44] of which the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation is the communication sponsor,
[00:42:48] started in Kırşehir. Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat
[00:42:51] also attended the celebrations. Kırşehir hosts dozens
[00:42:54] of events, from symposiums to concerts.
[00:42:57] The Abdals of the Steppe
[00:43:02] Cooperative exhibited its
[00:43:04] drum.
[00:43:09] The 39th Ahi-order Week celebrations, of which
[00:43:13] it is a sponsor, started in Kırşehir. Ahi-order
[00:43:16] Week started perfectly. Everything is going very well.
[00:43:20] We are waiting for everyone
[00:43:22] in Kırşehir. Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat
[00:43:26] also attended the celebrations. Ahi-order is a very important element
[00:43:30] of the values that leaven our culture. It is the
[00:43:34] name of an organization that embraces good
[00:43:37] morals, honesty, helpfulness,
[00:43:41] solidarity, and patriotism,
[00:43:44] foreseeing a culture and
[00:43:48] this issue. Ahi-order
[00:43:51] is an organization
[00:43:53] that embraces this
[00:43:58] issue. Dozens of events, from symposiums to children's
[00:44:02] theaters, from exhibitions to concerts, are being held
[00:44:05] in the city. I emphasize once again the importance
[00:44:08] of Ahi-order, which blends Islamic belief with Turkmen
[00:44:11] culture and has formed the infrastructure for preserving
[00:44:15] the unwritten law of trade, the unwritten tradition
[00:44:18] of trade, and human values in
[00:44:22] trade for centuries in these lands.
[00:44:26] Kırşehir is an Ahi city. The
[00:44:29] Ahi Evran mausoleum is
[00:44:33] here. Our tradesmen are here, our people
[00:44:37] are united. The Ahi-order tradition, which has continued
[00:44:40] from the early 13th century to the present
[00:44:44] day, continues to live on, and this enthusiasm
[00:44:46] spreads throughout the city
[00:44:49] with the organized cortege. This week is truly a
[00:44:52] proud week. I invite everyone, all of Turkey,
[00:44:56] with our pilafs and Ahi halva. They must be here and
[00:45:00] see this atmosphere.
[00:45:03] The first day of the program will end with the TRT
[00:45:07] Music live broadcast to be held in Cacabey Square.
[00:45:11] Bilal Erdoğan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Turkey
[00:45:15] Volunteers Foundation, was in Diyarbakır. On the first day of school,
[00:45:18] he met with the students. He said that the goal
[00:45:22] of a Turkey free of terrorism is a process that concerns
[00:45:25] the future of children.
[00:45:33] On the first day of the new academic year, he did not
[00:45:37] leave the children of Diyarbakır
[00:46:11] alone. The ongoing process
[00:46:13] in Turkey is a process that concerns the future
[00:46:16] of these children. Therefore, we wanted to emphasize
[00:46:19] how important our brotherhood and unity are for them
[00:46:22] to have a brighter future in a stronger country.
[00:46:26] Bilal Erdoğan, who touched upon the importance of
[00:46:28] the goal of a Turkey
[00:46:31] free of terrorism for future generations, stated that
[00:46:35] they will support educational projects
[00:46:38] even more.
[00:46:40] This year, we will evaluate educational projects
[00:46:44] much more. We plan to support
[00:46:47] the work that our academicians will do in our universities
[00:46:50] regarding these issues in the region.
[00:46:54] Today, we came to the two schools we visited
[00:46:58] with gifts for our children, wondering
[00:47:01] how we can contribute.
[00:47:04] Bilal Erdoğan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees
[00:47:08] of the Turkey Volunteers Foundation, after his school
[00:47:11] visits, also met with the people of Diyarbakır
[00:47:15] by visiting the historical
[00:47:19] Sur district. Bilal Erdoğan from Turkey Youth
[00:47:52] STKs Platform. A very important finding regarding
[00:47:56] its archaeological past was uncovered. A 66-million-year-old
[00:47:59] fossil was found in the Külhöyük excavation
[00:48:02] site in Gölbaşı district. It was determined
[00:48:05] that the 66-million-year-old fossil belonged to a marine
[00:48:09] creature that lived on the coast of the Tethys Sea, which covered
[00:48:13] Central Anatolia millions of years ago.
[00:48:16] A new
[00:48:20] discovery was made regarding Ankara's archaeological past.
[00:48:24] A millions-of-years-old marine fossil was found at
[00:48:27] the Külhöyük excavation site, which has a 5000-year
[00:48:31] history. This discovery was considered as a finding
[00:48:34] for the thesis that there was a sea in Ankara
[00:48:38] thousands of years ago. Minister of Culture and
[00:48:41] Tourism Mehmet Nuri Ersoy
[00:48:43] announced the found fossil. He underlined that the fossil
[00:48:47] has a 66-million-year history. A Gastropoda fossil
[00:48:50] that lived on the coast
[00:48:53] of the Tethys Sea 66 million years ago
[00:48:56] was discovered in our excavations in Gölbaşı Oyaca. It
[00:48:59] is thought that the fossil belongs to the last
[00:49:02] stages of the Sea covering Central Anatolia. The
[00:49:06] fossil belongs to a gastropod,
[00:49:07] a class of gastropods
[00:49:10] like snails and slugs. The fossil found in the excavation
[00:49:14] area was recorded as a striking finding regarding
[00:49:17] the natural life of the Tethys Sea. The assessment
[00:49:20] that the fossil found
[00:49:23] in Külhöyük, a 5000-year-old Haddi and Hittite city,
[00:49:27] may have been brought to the settlement by
[00:49:30] the inhabitants of Külhöyük thousands of years ago
[00:49:34] makes the discovery even
[00:49:36] more striking. A significant
[00:49:44] discovery had also been made in Külhöyük recently. The
[00:49:48] oldest known seed remains of the endemic
[00:49:50] Love Flower, which grows only in Ankara Gölbaşı
[00:49:54] today, were found inside a 4000-year-old Hittite
[00:49:58] pot. A Caretta caretta sea turtle named Azimut,
[00:50:01] which was injured by
[00:50:05] being caught in fishing nets in Italy 6 years
[00:50:09] ago, laid eggs on the Muğla coast
[00:50:13] and ensured the continuation of its species after
[00:50:16] being released back into the sea after its treatment.
[00:50:19] It was caught in fishing nets in Italy in 2020.
[00:50:23] After its treatment was completed, it was released back into
[00:50:26] the sea with a tag attached to its fin. The
[00:50:30] Caretta caretta sea turtle named Azimut was seen
[00:50:34] on the Muğla Sarıgerme coast 5 years later.
[00:50:37] From the eggs laid by Azimut, which was identified
[00:50:40] by the tag on it, exactly 37 hatchlings
[00:50:44] emerged. We saw that it had a tag on
[00:50:48] its fins and that this tag was placed
[00:50:52] by an organization in Italy.
[00:51:11] The nest of Azimut was taken under protection by the experts and volunteers of Decamer, the Sea Turtle Research, Rescue and Rehabilitation Center. 37 sea turtle hatchlings that emerged from the eggs
[00:51:13] were released into the sea during the day. Injured sea turtles are treated, and those released into the sea are monitored throughout the Mediterranean with satellite tracking devices and tags. In this way, the shores where the endangered species feeds and breeds are closely monitored.
[00:51:17] The 7th Olive Festival was held in Bozcaada,
[00:51:21] Çanakkale. The journey of the olive from
[00:51:24] the branch to the table was discussed at the
[00:51:28] festival, which brought producers and consumers together.
[00:51:31] Harvest was carried out with
[00:51:36] new generation technologies. Technology was used in harvesting.
[00:51:39] This time, olives
[00:51:41] were collected only by
[00:51:45] machines. The region is an old olive region.
[00:51:48] There has been olive growing here since ancient
[00:51:51] times. But the orchard we are in is a high-density
[00:51:54] orchard style created with new technologies. The 7th
[00:51:58] Olive Festival was held in Çanakkale Bozcaada.
[00:52:01] Sector representatives came together.
[00:52:10] At the festival, the journey of the olive was evaluated
[00:52:13] with a holistic perspective, including modern olive cultivation,
[00:52:17] new generation production systems, harvesting, pressing, tasting,
[00:52:21] and gastronomy experiences. The aim here is to be able to
[00:52:24] harvest mechanically in order to reduce
[00:52:27] production costs, to do many tasks with machines,
[00:52:31] and it is a system designed to produce
[00:52:35] cheaper olive oil with less labor. Producers
[00:52:39] aim to harvest without
[00:57:18] We have reported on everything that happened
[00:57:21] in life, good or bad, for 2
[00:57:24] hours and 57 minutes since 01:00.
[00:57:28] End of Day was prepared by Zelia Yavaş and Müjdat
[00:57:31] Arsan, and our director was Sedat Çolak. The
[00:57:34] news marathon on Turkey's reference channel TRT Haber
[00:57:38] continues uninterrupted. Shortly, my esteemed colleague Semih
[00:57:42] Kılıç from Ankara will be on your screens at
[00:57:45] the top of the hour. He will continue to report
[00:57:48] on developments in Turkey and other regions of the world
[00:58:04] moment by moment. I am Fuat Kozduklu, goodbye, happy
[00:58:08] mornings. Good evening, welcome to Turkey's news
[00:58:11] channel TRT Haber. I am Semih Kılıç. We are starting
[00:58:14] our four o'clock bulletin. Dear viewers, for approximately 3
[00:58:18] hours, we will look
[00:58:20] at the prominent developments from both our beautiful country,
[00:58:24] Turkey, and the world.
[00:58:27] year has begun, dear viewers. The first
[00:58:30] class bell rang in schools
[00:58:36] for millions of students. After the summer break,
[00:58:40] students also experienced the excitement of returning
[00:58:42] to their schools. I really missed my
[00:58:48] classes. I also went on holiday when
[00:58:52] there was no school, and had a lot of
[00:58:54] fun. Now it's school time. The in school,
[00:58:58] I will spend
[00:59:02] approximately 17 million students started classes today.
[00:59:06] Some sat in school desks for the first time,
[00:59:08] while others experienced the excitement of reuniting with
[00:59:12] their teachers and friends. The classrooms
[00:59:15] filled up.
[00:59:47] To prevent this, the school bell rang when the clock struck
[00:59:50] ten. I am very happy.
[00:59:54] I love my lessons very much. I also love my friends
[00:59:57] very much. I love my teacher very much.
[01:00:01] The schools
[01:00:01] have opened.
[01:00:05] In Erzurum, the excitement of the first day of the new academic
[01:00:08] year was experienced. Approximately
[01:00:11] 160,000 students started classes across the city.
[01:00:15] I played games in the summer, I did my homework.
[01:00:17] "I played games, I went to my cousins. I am very excited because I am starting
[01:00:21] third grade." Families did not leave their children alone
[01:00:24] on the first day; they shared
[01:00:27] their excitement.
[01:00:32] Well, with the start of the new academic year, security measures in schools
[01:00:35] across the country have been raised to the highest level.
[01:00:38] Numerous police and gendarmerie forces were present around
[01:00:42] the schools. Throughout the academic year, team and
[01:00:45] patrol activities will be increased during school entry and exit times."
[01:00:51] Numerous police and gendarmerie teams
[01:00:54] were assigned to school areas. Informative brochures
[01:00:58] were distributed to parents.