In Istanbul, 11-year-old Atakan Sahin and his siblings live in poverty, struggling to afford basic necessities like food and clothing. High inflation and economic instability have left many Turkish families in similar situations, with approximately 7 million children living in poverty. Atakan helps his father collect recyclable materials to earn money, while other children in Istanbul sell small items to contribute to their families’ income. The Sahin family receives government welfare, but it barely covers their rent, leaving them with little money for essentials like shoes and textbooks. Despite government efforts to address poverty, many families continue to struggle due to rising costs and inadequate financial support. In neighborhoods like Tarlabasi, gentrification has driven up rents, making it even harder for low-income families to make ends meet.
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Retired Georgia news anchor falls into ravine, rescued by helicopter in elaborate rescue: report
Rescue workers at Winter Park Resort in Colorado saved over 170 passengers trapped in a malfunctioning gondola. Meanwhile, beloved Georgia news anchor Carol Sbarge fell into a ravine while hiking, prompting a daring rescue involving ropes and a helicopter. Sbarge, who broke her ankle in three spots, was airlifted to a hospital after being rescued by emergency responders in a remote location. Full Article
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