Istanbul bans street trading, mass events to avoid terror attack
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- 25 November, 2022
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Istanbul authorities have banned street trading, exhibitions, cultural, commercial and other public events on Istiklal Street, where a terror attack took place on November 13 that claimed the lives of six people, Report informs referring to Turkish media.
The decision was made by the governor of the metropolis Ali Yerlikaya in order to prevent new terror attacks in a popular place among residents and tourists.
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