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Thousands of flamingos die amid drought in Turkey

Dawn 16 Jul 2021
ISTANBUL ... Drone footage of the large saline lake in Turkey’s central province of Konya showed dead flaminglets lying partially buried in dried mud ... In 2020, the annual water reserve in central province of Konya’s close basin was 4.5 billion cubic meters, while the consumption reached 6.5 billion cubic meters, TEMA found ... .
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Drone footage shows mass flamingo deaths, Turkey investigates cause

Press TV 15 Jul 2021
According to a report published by Turkish environmental foundation TEMA in 2020, the annual water reserve in central province of Konya's close basin was 4.5 billion cubic metres, while the consumption reached 6.5 billion cubic metres ... "This is the irrigation canal that comes from Konya.
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Drought kills thousands of flamingos in central Turkey

Middle East Online 15 Jul 2021
Drone footage of the large saline lake in Turkey's central province of Konya showed dead flaminglets lying partially buried in dried mud ... In 2020, the annual water reserve in central province of Konya's close basin was 4.5 billion cubic meters, while the consumption reached 6.5 billion cubic meters, TEMA found.
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Thousands of flamingos die in drought in central Turkey

New York Post 15 Jul 2021
Drone footage of the large saline lake in Turkey’s central province of Konya showed dead flaminglets lying partially buried in dried mud ... In 2020, the annual water reserve in central province of Konya’s close basin was 4.5 billion cubic meters, while the consumption reached 6.5 billion cubic meters, TEMA found.
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Thousands of baby flamingos die in drought in central Turkey

Canoe 15 Jul 2021
Drone footage of the large saline lake in Turkey’s central province of Konya showed dead flaminglets lying partially buried in dried mud ... In 2020, the annual water reserve in central province of Konya’s close basin was 4.5 billion cubic meters, while the consumption reached 6.5 billion cubic meters, TEMA found.
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Sinkholes fill Turkey's breadbasket in drought

The Jordan Times 23 Apr 2021
Professor Fetullah Arik has counted around 600 sinkholes in the Konya ... Murat Akbulut, head of ZMO's Konya branch, said this could offer a "significant solution" for Konya, whose Beysehir Lake has seen its water reserves shrink to 123 million tonnes from 450 million tonnes in 2020.
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Bus-sized sinkholes appearing in Turkey threaten harvest

Arab News 22 Apr 2021
Professor Fetullah Arik has counted around 600 sinkholes in the Konya ... Murat Akbulut, head of ZMO’s Konya branch, said this could offer a “significant solution” for Konya, whose Beysehir Lake has seen its water reserves shrink to 123 million tons from 450 million tons in 2020.
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