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Fethiye Times News – Week Ending 25 April 2021

Fethiye Times Curated from various news sources. NEWS Ceremony held in Turkey to mark Gallipoli landings A wreath-laying ceremony was held in western Canakkale province early on Sunday to commemorate the 106th anniversary of the landing of foreign troops on Turkish soil during World War I. Due to coronavirus measures, the wreath-laying ceremony with limited participants was held instead of a dawn service with the usual participation of thousands of Australians and New Zealanders coming to commemorate their ancestors every April 25. April 25 is also known as ANZAC Day in Australia a significant national holiday that honors the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought and died in Canakkale on Turkey’s western coast in 1915. Australia and New Zealand commemorate the event as Gallipoli.

Turkey: Nearly 4-day curfew becomes effective

Nationwide curfew started at 7 pm Thursday to end 5 am on Monday Sena Guler   | 22.04.2021 ANKARA A nationwide curfew to last nearly four days has become effective Thursday in Turkey as a measure to curb the spread of COVID-19. The curfew from 7 p.m. local time (1600GMT) on Thursday until 5 a.m. (0200GMT) Monday will cover the National Sovereignty and Children s Day holiday as well as the weekend, according to a circular issued by the Interior Ministry. To prevent the spread of the coronavirus, no large gatherings will be held to mark the national day, except for an official wreath-laying ceremony. Instead, some demonstrations and online events will be held.

Turkey s Children s Day celebrated in Uganda, S Sudan

Turkey s Children s Day celebrated in Uganda, S Sudan
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To Adopt National Will Primarily Duty Of Turkish Parliament

To Adopt National Will Primarily Duty Of Turkish Parliament Turkish parliament marks 101st anniversary of 1st session, National Sovereignty and Children s Day in special sitting. To adopt the national will is primarily the duty of the Turkish parliament, the country s parliament speaker said on Friday. The Turkish parliament held a special sitting on the 101st anniversary of the first session of the Grand National Assembly, which coincides with the country s National Sovereignty and Children s Day. To adopt the national will is primarily the duty of Turkey s Grand National Assembly, Mustafa Sentop told the lawmakers in an opening speech. Any kind of illegal and unlawful intervention targeting the will of the Turkish parliament essentially targets the nation, Sentop noted.

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