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Gravel Dumped in Wetlands: 'Environmental Destruction' Controversy in Orhangazi.

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Haber 7 - The covering of Küçük Ilıca, a thermal spring in Orhangazi used free of charge by citizens, with gravel has sparked outrage. Lawyer Çiçek argues that the action is illegal, while Orhangazi Municipality announced that the area does not belong to them and that they have not taken any action.

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