Turkiye suspends sea traffic in Bosphorus

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Turkiye has temporarily suspended the movement of ships through the Bosphorus, Report informs, citing the Turkish Coast Guard.

Due to heavy fog, the Bosphorus Strait is closed to traffic in both directions, the Coast Guard said, noting that the traffic will resume after the weather improves.

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