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The inflatable boat was found empty with two spearguns and the engine running

She is brought out on the stretcher covered in blood.
The protester is currently in critical condition.

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Turkey's tourist hotspot Cappadocia bid farewell to 2020 on the year's last day, as its famous hot air balloons offered picturesque views with the full moon. (AA Photo)

"The Sea Between My Soul" is a multisensory rock musical by Raed Yassin, who uses taxidermied animals to commemorate the thousands of people who have perished in the Mediterranean Sea through the ages in a performance that fuses black humor with irony. It features vocals by Alan Bishop of the experimental rock outfit Sun City Girls.

Rosen Rapchev: Road Accidents Decrease by Nearly 25%

This year we have seen a significant decrease in road accidents as well as road fatalities. There is a number of factors that can be taken into account. Nearly 25% is the decline in accidents. This transpired from an interview with Rosen Rapchev, Chief Expert at the State Agency for Road Safety.

Colorful hot air balloons dotted the skies of Cappadocia in Turkey's Central Anatolia. (AA Photo)

Hot air balloons in Cappadocia, whose activities were suspended in line with COVID-19 measures, took off for a test flight with pilots who have received training.

Eleven hot air balloons prepared for the flight and rose one after the other to the sky at sunrise in Kılıçlar Valley in the Central Anatolian province of Göreme district.

Last weekend I went for a swim with a 7-year-old child. The boy could not contain his enthusiasm. "This is the happiest day of the quarantine," he said again and again as he dove into the water off an inflatable mattress shaped like a slice of watermelon.

The doctors and nurses who came into her room at the Greek capital's Attikon Hospital were always in medical coveralls and masks. She couldn't distinguish their features or roles - just their eyes, and that only when their goggles weren't fogged up.

Seven technical staff working in a hospital in the eastern province of Erzurum produced a stretcher made up entirely of waste materials for use in the fight with the COVID-19 outbreak.

Technicians aim to prevent the transmission of the virus to the people around, especially healthcare workers, with the "closed isolation stretcher" they produced.