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The Images Were astonishing... 25 Kilos of Honey Came Out of the Wall.

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In Avcılar, a building slated for demolition as part of urban transformation was found to have a beehive hidden in a cavity within its wall. After the wall was broken open, approximately 25 kilograms of honeycomb were recovered. Murat Buğday, who has a beehive in his home, said, "There was a treasure behind our living room. We extracted about 20-25 kilograms of honey."

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An unexpected situation arose during the demolition of a damaged building in Istanbul's Avcılar district, which was slated for urban transformation. Approximately 25 kilograms of natural honey, accumulated by bees that had turned a cavity in the wall created after the earthquake into a nest, was recovered by breaking through the wall. The rescued bee colony was safely placed in a secure location.

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In Avcılar, a building slated for demolition as part of urban transformation was found to have a beehive hidden in a cavity within its wall. After the wall was broken open, approximately 25 kilograms of honeycomb were recovered. Murat Buğday, who has a beehive in his home, said, "There was a treasure behind our living room. We extracted about 20-25 kilograms of honey."

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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One of Istanbul's busiest districts. The homeowner was shocked to find beehives in their living room. A meticulous effort was made to save the bees and honey, which had built three layers of honeycomb inside the wall in a colony. 25 kilograms of honey were extracted.

A veritable treasure was unearthed from the wall of a damaged building demolished for urban transformation in Avcılar, Istanbul. Bees had transformed the crack caused by the earthquake into a hive, building a massive nest spanning three stories, from which approximately 25 kilograms of pure honey were harvested.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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In Avcılar, during demolition work on a building as part of urban transformation, approximately 25 kilograms of honeycomb honey were found in a gap in the wall. Murat Buğday, who has a beehive in his home, said, "There was a treasure behind our living room."

In Istanbul's Avcılar district, a building slated for demolition as part of urban transformation was found to have a beehive hidden inside a cavity in its wall. After the wall was broken open, approximately 25 kilograms of honeycomb were recovered. Murat Buğday, who has a beehive in his home, said, "There was a treasure behind our living room. We extracted about 20-25 kilograms of honey."

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ekonomim.com broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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