Tourists exempted from curfew in Turkey

Kanan Sadigov
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TurkeyTourists have been exempted from curfew to be applied by the Turkish government on June 27-28, Report informs, citing foreign media.

According to the information, the restrictions don’t concern people who bought tickets for public transport (planes, buses, trains, etc.). Moreover, hotels and guest houses will be open during the curfew period. 

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