Hatay Governor's Office
Heavy rains cause flooding in Hatay
Heavy rains which started on May 24 morning, following warnings from the State Meteorological Service, have caused significant flooding in the southern province of Hatay.
The rainfall, varying in intensity across districts, was particularly severe in Antakya by evening, creating challenging conditions for drivers.
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Plane’s tire catches fire on landing in southern province
The tire of a Turkish Airlines plane that took off from Istanbul burst into flames while landing on the runway of the airport in the southern province of Hatay.
Overheating in one of the landing gears of the plane led the tire to explode, said Yahya Üstün, an officer from Turkish Airlines, adding that the firefighters immediately intervened to extinguish the fire.
Atatürk’s base in Syria’s Afrin to turn into museum
A house that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of modern Turkey, used as his military headquarters in Syria's northern province of Afrin during World War I will be renovated and turned into a museum.
"The house has already been cleaned, and a project to restore and turn the house into a museum has been prepared," the Hatay Governor's Office said.
Iconic mansion of Turkish cinema to be restored
A historical mansion in Turkey's south, where many classical works of Turkish cinema were shot during the 1970s, will be restored and converted into a cinema museum.
Even after decades, Yeşilçam, known as Turkey's "Hollywood," continues to draw people's attention with its unforgettable old movies and iconic details.
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One ISIL suspect killed, four detained for allegedly planning attack
Turkish security forces on Aug. 19 killed an Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) member and detained four others believed to have been planning a bomb attack, local authorities have said.
Turkish police catch five ISIL suicide bombers near Syrian border: Governor's office
Police have apprehended five suspected suicide bombers on Turkey's border with Syria, the governor's office of the southern province of Hatay stated on June 24, state-run Anadolu Agency has reported.
Turkish police catch five suicide bombers near Syrian border: Governor's office
Police have apprehended five suspected suicide bombers on Turkey's border with Syria, according to a statement released by the governor's office of the southern province of Hatay.
Seven PKK militants killed in airstrike in Turkey's southeast
Seven outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militants were killed in a Turkish airstrike carried out in the Çukurca district of the southeastern province of Hakkari, Anadolu Agency reported on May 13.
According to a statement released from Turkish General Staff, the militants were killed while trying to infiltrate into the Güven Mountain military base region from northern Iraq.
Turkey to decide stance on Syrian pilot after jet crash
The Turkish government will decide on whether to hand back the Syrian pilot of the MiG-21 type military jet that crashed near the Turkish-Syrian border in the southern province of Hatay "once the situation becomes clearer," Deputy Prime Minister Nurettin Canikli has said.
780 ISIL suspects remain in Turkish jails: Ministry
At least 780 people, including 350 foreigners, remain in detention some of whom have been convicted for suspected links to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), according to the Turkish Justice Ministry.
The Justice Ministry released a report on Jan. 11 saying a total of 725 people, who are suspected of being ISIL members, were currently in prison.