A well-known blogger in Turkey was fined 550.059 liras ($17,000)

In Samsun, 42-year-old Ayshe A. filed a divorce lawsuit against her husband, 48-year-old Akhmet A., claiming that he cheated on her with her best friend S.C., who is also her uncle's wife. The court found that Akhmet had called his mistress 828 times in the last 326 days. Ayshe also proved the accusations against her husband with the help of witnesses. The court ruled that the defendant Akhmet A. must pay 500 thousand liras and 500 thousand liras compensation for moral damage ($30,886).

FutureLog, a digital procurement platform from Movenpick Holding subsidiaries that provides procurement technology services to more than 8,000 hotels worldwide, has chosen Turkey as the headquarters for its operations in Greece, Egypt and Turkey. FutureLog, a leading provider of procure-to-pay software for the hospitality industry, opened its headquarters in Turkey in Antalya last year and is preparing to expand its service network on three continents in the near future by opening a data center in Ankara and a support center in Istanbul. FutureLog's press conference on "Artificial Intelligence in Tourism", held under the auspices of the International Hospitality Company (IHC) in Turkey, took place recently in the building of the Antalya Aquarium. The meeting discussed the innovations and advantages of FutureLog for the tourism sector.

The Director of Health of Alanya, Nadir Aldemir, together with other officials, inspected the construction of a new public hospital in the Payallar district. During the inspection, the delegation received information about the progress of construction and the degree of readiness of the hospital building. The public hospital in Pajallar will meet the A2 level. The hospital has 200 beds, 25 intensive care beds, 10 palliative beds, 7 operating rooms, 67 polyclinic rooms, 5 emergency rooms, endoscopy and bronchoscopy departments, a burn department, an outpatient chemotherapy department for 15 people, a sleep laboratory and a diabetes center. With the completion of construction, healthcare in Alanya will become more comprehensive and efficient. "Our new hospital will provide the most modern medical services for our region. This investment will make a significant contribution to strengthening the city's healthcare infrastructure," Aldemir said.

Thai Prime Minister Settha Thawisin announced plans to build the world's tallest skyscraper in Bangkok. It is reported that Middle Eastern and Chinese developers Broad Group and Vatone Group, as well as Emaar Group, which built Burj Khalifa, the tallest skyscraper in the world today (828 m), will participate in the project. The high-rise will be represented by a complex consisting of a hotel, as well as financial, entertainment and shopping centers. The height of the building has not yet been named, Settha Thawisin added that the tower project will help attract more visitors to Thailand, whose tourism industry accounts for 12% of the country's GDP. In 2024, the country plans to receive 35-40 million tourists, reaching the figures of 2019.