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Evacuation of caravans from Karaağaç Pond begins

07.06.2026 12:13 1 min 1 source РУС
Uşak Haber Gazetesi TUR
Evacuation of caravans from Karaağaç Pond begins
Original source: Uşak Haber Gazetesi

Authorities in Uşak, Turkey, have started forced evacuation of caravans from the Karaağaç Pond area. Owners were ordered to remove their vehicles by 10:00 AM, or they would be towed away. Gendarmerie units are overseeing the operation. Caravan owners report a lack of alternative parking sites and are calling for a regulated caravan zone.

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Evacuation of caravans from Karaağaç Pond begins

07.06.2026 Uşak Haber Gazetesi TUR Original source

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