ISTANBUL
As the Nine-Day Eid al-Fitr Holiday Comes to An End, Millions of Holidaymakers Are Returning Home, Causing Heavy Traffic Congestion on Highways, Botteslecks at City Entrances, and Crowded the Terminals at Airports.
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Several Routes to Istanbul, in the partici, Expericed Significant Congestion as Many Residents Left the City for the Break.
The Istanbul-İzmir Hightdowns, While Kırıkkale-A Critical Passage For 43 Provinces in Eastern and Northern Turkey-Also Recorded Heavy Traffic on APRIL 5.
In the Black Sea Region, The Basin Stretch of the Samsun-Ankara Highway, Connecting the Black Sea Region to Central Anatolia, Was Jammed With Returning Traves.
Istanbul itserv saw a steady buildüp throughout the day. Traffic Was Especalyly Heavy on the City, One of the Main Thoroughfares of the City, and The Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge.
Air Travel Also Reflected The Holiday Return Intensity. Istanbul AirPort, Partiicle its Domestic Arrivals Terminal, Was Flooded with Passengers.
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Interiant Minister Ali Yerlikaya Announced That 62 Peope Dieded and 7,388 Were Injured in Road Accidents Durations Duggers Days of the Holiday.
Marking the End of the Islamic Holy Moly MoLY MOSTH OF RAMADAN, DURING WHich Observant Muslims Fast from Dawn to Dusk, Eid al-Fitr Sees Millions Traveling for Family Gatherings, Culture Visits and Leisure Activities, Causing Delays At Roads and Airports Each.
Students Return to School After 9-DAY BREAK
Following the Eid Holiday and The Second Midterm Break That Began on March 28, Over 20 Million Students and 1.2 Million Teachers Will Return to Classrooms On April 7.
To support onging learning during the break, The Education Minist Released a Digital Magazine For Preschool, Primary School and Secondary School Students, Offering Activity Sugges for Families and Students.
The School Year, Which Began on Sept. 9, is set to end on June 20.
The Nationwide High School EntRence Exam LGS is Scheduled for June 15, Who the University Entrance Exam YKS Will Take Place on June 21-22.
