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Turkish public institution procurement tenders

31 clusters · 84 sources · last updated

Latest: Turkish public institutions announce food procurement tenders

Turkish public institutions and municipalities continue to issue procurement tenders under Public Procurement Law No. 4734, covering goods, services, and infrastructure. In the healthcare sector, recent activity includes

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Severe flooding and weather disruptions in Turkey

3 clusters · 69 sources · last updated

Latest: Turkey weather alerts: Heavy rainfall and flooding across multiple provinces

The severe weather system has expanded significantly beyond Istanbul and Bursa, impacting the Mediterranean and Aegean regions. In Muğla and Antalya provinces, torrential storms have caused widespread infrastructure dama

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Istanbul water supply and management issues

2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated

Latest: Istanbul water management: Industrial disputes and sustainability efforts

In mid-October, the Istanbul water administration, İSKİ, denied social media allegations claiming that sewage had contaminated the city’s drinking water. İSKİ stated that the quality of the 3.2 million cubic meters of wa

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Istanbul healthcare system challenges and incidents

2 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Istanbul hospital fire prompts precautionary patient evacuations

Istanbul health officials have raised concerns regarding the efficiency of healthcare utilization in the city. Istanbul Provincial Health Director Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abdullah Emre Güner reported that 148 million examinatio

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Turkey healthcare workload and primary care trends

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Turkey healthcare workload surges as physician applications exceed 1.1 billion

In Istanbul, family medicine practices recorded 51.8 million examinations between January and July 2026, accounting for a significant portion of the city’s 130.4 million total examinations. During this period, healthcare

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