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The most awaited latest news on Instagram in Turkey

The most awaited latest news on INSTAGRAM BAN: Turkey has restored access to social media platform Instagram at 1830 GMT or 21:30 local time on Saturday the 10th of August 2024 after the company agreed to cooperate with authorities to address the government’s concerns, Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloglu said. We will keep you posted about the latest updates from Marmaris, Turkey. Official Sources: Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT; Turkish: Türkiye Radyo ve Televizyon Kurumu))BTK gov tr (the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (ICTA))(Turkish: Bilgi Teknolojileri ve İletişim Kurumu (BTK)) Marmarisinfo.com remains an independent source of Marmaris information since 1997, solely owned by 4S Company. Disclaimer: This is a free article that does not contain any endorsements or local ads.
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Instagram closure in Marmaris Should I cancel my holiday

Instagram closure in Marmaris Should I cancel my holiday? – a question that must have been haunting you for the past week. We are aware that Instagram is an important part of many people’s lives and one of the essential tools on holiday. Not only people share more photos and reels on holidays but also they are finding the best spots, tours, hotels, travel services on Instagram thanks to other users. With the recent Instagram closure in Turkey this may be a matter to discuss before you go. What happened to Instagram in Turkey? On Friday the 2nd of August 2024 Instagram was closed in Turkey. Many people in Turkey spent the weekend in waiting for an official statement about the closure. Yes, it is possible to connect and get around the closure but those methods require some technical knowledge and involve the risks of having your Instagram account hacked. Click here for details >>
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Spending Eid al-Adha or the Feast of Sacrifice in Marmaris?

Spending Eid al-Adha or the Feast of Sacrifice in Marmaris? Then this article is for you. A week from today it is one of the main religious holidays in Muslim countries and Turkey is celebrating for the longest number of days among all of the Muslim countries in the world! This year the Eid al-Adha known as Kurban Bayramı in Turkey falls on the period from June 05th until June 09th, which is four days. The Turkish government has not extended the holiday time for all public and government offices for a longer period this time. Accordingly businesses, banks and government services will cease normal operations for the duration of the holiday. This is going to be a busy time when people are travelling for summer holidays and family visits. Please plan ahead as many services may be unavailable or full. How you can celebrate? You can plan to attend Click here for details >>
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Things To Do in Marmaris this weekend (18 – 20 September 2020)

Things To Do in Marmaris this weekend (18 – 20 September 2020) This weekend watch two major annual events from Sports World and attend a BBQ party in Marmaris. WRC Rally Turkey by FIA International Automobile Federation World Rally ChampionshipFollowing two subsequent years of World Rally Championship success in Marmaris Turkey the WRC teams are back for the third WRC Rally Turkey weekend. Highlights include the City Race right in the heart of Marmaris, featuring best pilots power drives! The start ceremony on Friday September 18th at 16.15 is open to everyone in the center of Marmaris.When: 18 – 20 September 2020 Fancy Women Bike Ride Another annual event taking place across Turkey. It is truly amazing to see so many women all dressed up and riding their bikes across Turkish towns including Marmaris. This year the event is officially supported by European Union.When: 20 September 2020 BBQ Party Marmaris Click here for details >>
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Marmaris Gov son received no special treatment amid coronavirus times

Marmaris Governor is shocked after instructing police to stop and issue fines to people without masks amid coronavirus times only to find his SON was one of them. He instructed police to treat his son as he would be anyone violating the “Wear a mask” regime. Being a small town the news spread in the community and served its purpose. Marmaris Gov issued executive order on June 04 prohibiting appearance without a mask in public spaces indoor and outdoor, to help stop the spread of Covid-19. The fine is 900 Turkish lira for breaking the rule. As of now there are no confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Marmaris. Our governor’s rigorous decisions and the police’s actions could well be the key as to how the safety  and well-being of people is protected in Marmaris.