In Adana, as the air temperature and humidity make the perceived temperature approach 40 degrees Celsius, children seeking to cool off are flocking to irrigation canals, disregarding the risk of drowning. Calling the canals "Adana's Maldives," the little ones say they prefer them due to high pool fees and electricity bills.
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In Adana, as the air temperature and humidity make the perceived temperature approach 40 degrees Celsius, children seeking to cool off are flocking to irrigation canals, disregarding the risk of drowning. Calling the canals "Adana's Maldives," the little ones say they prefer them due to high pool fees and electricity bills.