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Sediment Removal From the Seabed in Fethiye Bay Is Starting: Exhaust Material to Be Removed in 3 Years.

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Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum announced that approximately 16 million cubic meters of bottom sediment accumulated in an area of about 600 hectares in Fethiye's Inner Bay will be cleaned within 3 years. Kurum said, "We will be working in the field with our two dredging vessels. When our work is completed, we will reach an average water depth of 3.4 meters in our inner bay."

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Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum announced that approximately 16 million cubic meters of bottom sediment accumulated in an area of about 600 hectares in Fethiye's Inner Bay will be cleaned within 3 years. Kurum said, "We will be working in the field with our two dredging vessels. When our work is completed, we will reach an average water depth of 3.4 meters in our inner bay."

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Breaking news - Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Minister Murat Kurum announced that approximately 16,268,925 cubic meters of seabed sediment accumulated in an area of about 600 hectares in Fethiye Bay will be cleaned in 3 years using two dredging vessels. Kurum stated that the marine ecosystem in Göcek and Dalaman bays...

Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Minister Murat Kurum announced that approximately 16 million cubic meters of seabed sediment accumulated in an area of about 600 hectares in Fethiye's Inner Bay will be cleaned within 3 years. Kurum stated, "We will be working in the field with our two dredging vessels."

Speaking in Muğla, Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Minister Murat Kurum addressed the biggest problem of Fethiye Bay, saying, "We will remove and dispose of 16 million cubic meters of bottom sediment within three years."

Haber 7 - Breaking News: Minister Murat Kurum stated, "We will be working in the field with our two dredging vessels. We will remove and dispose of approximately 16 million cubic meters of seabed mud accumulated in an area of about 600 hectares from Fethiye Bay within three years."

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Haber7 broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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