土耳其過去[恐怖攻擊、暴動]問題討論串
待我溫柔似水淹死你可好
哈嚕~
因為這幾天土耳其又要為進入歐盟官員去歐洲進行開會.這樣又鬧事就是故意搞破壞.藉機發揮.讓土耳其政府尷尬.讓歐盟看家醜.企圖再次影響到土耳其進入歐盟的形象
而且每年都這樣藉機鬧一鬧.觀光旺季來前來一兩個小爆炸案,屢試不爽.讓土國觀光收入來源一再重挫.讓政府更難做事.
習慣就好,還是照常去.只是避開那幾個敏感的鬧事地址.
這樣扯自家人後腿,一在打擊自家經濟.這樣目的啥時會達到.真的只能說遺憾~
因為這幾天土耳其又要為進入歐盟官員去歐洲進行開會.這樣又鬧事就是故意搞破壞.藉機發揮.讓土耳其政府尷尬.讓歐盟看家醜.企圖再次影響到土耳其進入歐盟的形象
而且每年都這樣藉機鬧一鬧.觀光旺季來前來一兩個小爆炸案,屢試不爽.讓土國觀光收入來源一再重挫.讓政府更難做事.
習慣就好,還是照常去.只是避開那幾個敏感的鬧事地址.
這樣扯自家人後腿,一在打擊自家經濟.這樣目的啥時會達到.真的只能說遺憾~
一個帥字貫穿一生
多謝sumbul,
這樣講我們就放心多了
對了我就是之前有跟你聯絡過的威養的哥哥
我有在寄信給您不知道您有沒有收到~~??
這樣講我們就放心多了
對了我就是之前有跟你聯絡過的威養的哥哥
我有在寄信給您不知道您有沒有收到~~??
帥的不敢出門
打算五月初跟團去土耳其，但最近看到新聞報導因為土耳其庫德族抗議衝突升高導致多人的死亡，是否會影響到一般的旅遊點呢？
初吻給了煙
((非專業人士的回答))
基本上這個問題好像存在很久了吧?
在伊斯坦堡看電視時看到有動亂的新聞，問了民宿的人是哪個國家，對方倒是一派輕鬆的說，是土東，就是庫德族之類的…
對方並沒有很擔心的樣子，讓我覺得這個問題應該是很久了可是不會太影響觀光客吧…
每年去土耳其的人多又多，我想…還ok吧 ;-)
很好玩滴……嘻嘻嘻((真的真的))
基本上這個問題好像存在很久了吧?
在伊斯坦堡看電視時看到有動亂的新聞，問了民宿的人是哪個國家，對方倒是一派輕鬆的說，是土東，就是庫德族之類的…
對方並沒有很擔心的樣子，讓我覺得這個問題應該是很久了可是不會太影響觀光客吧…
每年去土耳其的人多又多，我想…還ok吧 ;-)
很好玩滴……嘻嘻嘻((真的真的))
槍硬情濃
我3/20- 4/10 去了土耳其自助旅行 也遇到了 diyarbakir .的暴動 也去了urfa and siiirt .. 如果你是跟團的話就根本不用擔心這個問題了..就讓你的旅行社去煩惱這件事吧 放心的去玩,,土耳其真的很值得去,,也很適合自助旅行
暢飲蠻牛
唉呦喂呀機票都買了說
可不可以請sumbul幫我們留意一下狀況啊? 謝謝你...
我的機票是6/2 還可以去嗎?
可不可以請sumbul幫我們留意一下狀況啊? 謝謝你...
我的機票是6/2 還可以去嗎?
朝我開槍請對準心臟
唉呦喂呀機票都買了說
可不可以請sumbul幫我們留意一下狀況啊? 謝謝你...
我的機票是6/2 還可以去嗎?
先看一下國外的新聞八..
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/europe/05/24/turkey.fire/index.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/5012706.stm
可不可以請sumbul幫我們留意一下狀況啊? 謝謝你...
我的機票是6/2 還可以去嗎?
先看一下國外的新聞八..
http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/europe/05/24/turkey.fire/index.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/5012706.stm
哥想發光卻沒錢交電費
失火失火~~你不說我都還不知道失火了.......不影響拉.
南影傾寒
Istanbul在27日深夜發生爆炸案，22人受傷．緊接著在28日凌晨地中海沿岸的渡假勝地Marmaris也發生三起爆炸事件．因為9月底的Istanbul之旅即將成行．所以非常關心這件事，特地上網查了一下新聞，也將在The New York Times的新聞post 上來給關心的人看，大家一起靜觀其變．
Blasts in Turkey Wound at Least 22
ISTANBUL, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Four separate blasts on Turkey's popular coastal region and in the country's commercial capital Istanbul injured 22 people, including 10 Britons, a state news agency and British authorities said on Monday.
Anatolian news agency said three blasts occurred around the Mediterranean resort of Marmaris early on Monday, including in the city centre, and another in Istanbul's Bagcilar district late on Sunday, injuring 22 people.
The British Foreign Office said 10 British tourists were among the injured and were in hospital, three in intensive care. There were no immediate claims of responsibility and Turkish authorities were not immediately available for comment.
The Britons were in a minibus on one of Marmaris' main streets, packed with bars and restaurants, when the blast occurred.
"I can confirm that there were three explosions but the (British) injuries all came from the first explosion," said a British embassy spokeswoman in Ankara. "All the British injuries were on the minibus."
Television pictures showed ambulances and police cars at the scene of the explosions.
Marmaris is a coastal resort popular with west European and Russian tourists as well as Turks -- for many the last weekend of their annual summer holiday.
Anatolian news agency quoted Istanbul police chief Celalettin Cerrah as saying six people had been injured when a device exploded near a school in Istanbul's Bagcilar.
"They left a package on a road against the garden wall... At around 2130 (1830 GMT) it exploded and six citizens were injured," Cerrah said, but did not provide further details of whether it was a bomb and who planted the device.
Police explosive experts wearing white suits were inspecting the blast sites in Marmaris.
Kurdish separatists, leftists and Islamic militants have carried out bomb attacks in Turkey in the past. The tourist industry is a powerful motor of the Turkish economy, hoping to reach $20 billion in revenues and 26 million visitors this year.
The blasts came only two days after two bombs exploded in the southern Turkish city of Adana, injuring four people.
The outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which launched a separatist campaign in 1984, and other militant groups have been blamed or claimed responsibility for similar blasts in the past.
Turkey, like the United States and European Union, considers the PKK a terrorist organisation and blames it for the deaths of more than 30,000 people.
Ankara has recently increased its troop presence in the mainly Kurdish southeast, where security forces are battling PKK guerrillas.
Blasts in Turkey Wound at Least 22
ISTANBUL, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Four separate blasts on Turkey's popular coastal region and in the country's commercial capital Istanbul injured 22 people, including 10 Britons, a state news agency and British authorities said on Monday.
Anatolian news agency said three blasts occurred around the Mediterranean resort of Marmaris early on Monday, including in the city centre, and another in Istanbul's Bagcilar district late on Sunday, injuring 22 people.
The British Foreign Office said 10 British tourists were among the injured and were in hospital, three in intensive care. There were no immediate claims of responsibility and Turkish authorities were not immediately available for comment.
The Britons were in a minibus on one of Marmaris' main streets, packed with bars and restaurants, when the blast occurred.
"I can confirm that there were three explosions but the (British) injuries all came from the first explosion," said a British embassy spokeswoman in Ankara. "All the British injuries were on the minibus."
Television pictures showed ambulances and police cars at the scene of the explosions.
Marmaris is a coastal resort popular with west European and Russian tourists as well as Turks -- for many the last weekend of their annual summer holiday.
Anatolian news agency quoted Istanbul police chief Celalettin Cerrah as saying six people had been injured when a device exploded near a school in Istanbul's Bagcilar.
"They left a package on a road against the garden wall... At around 2130 (1830 GMT) it exploded and six citizens were injured," Cerrah said, but did not provide further details of whether it was a bomb and who planted the device.
Police explosive experts wearing white suits were inspecting the blast sites in Marmaris.
Kurdish separatists, leftists and Islamic militants have carried out bomb attacks in Turkey in the past. The tourist industry is a powerful motor of the Turkish economy, hoping to reach $20 billion in revenues and 26 million visitors this year.
The blasts came only two days after two bombs exploded in the southern Turkish city of Adana, injuring four people.
The outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which launched a separatist campaign in 1984, and other militant groups have been blamed or claimed responsibility for similar blasts in the past.
Turkey, like the United States and European Union, considers the PKK a terrorist organisation and blames it for the deaths of more than 30,000 people.
Ankara has recently increased its troop presence in the mainly Kurdish southeast, where security forces are battling PKK guerrillas.
桃花釀成酒
繼伊斯坦堡與Marmaris後, 地中海大城Antalya也發生爆炸,
爆炸地點是一處餐館林立的大樓
看照片與文章敘述,似乎離tram與information center不遠
已知有兩人不幸的喪生
唉,真讓人蠻心痛的
底下是BBC 新聞節錄
'Two dead' in fresh Turkey blast
At least two people have died and several others have been injured in a blast at a resort in southern Turkey.
The explosion happened close to restaurants in the centre of the popular Mediterranean city of Antalya, officials said.
This blast came hours after three bombs hit the south-west coastal town of Marmaris, injuring at least 21.
Six Turkish nationals were also injured when a device exploded by a road in Istanbul on Sunday night.
A spokeswoman for the governor's office in Antalya said police were investigating the cause of the latest blast.
"It occurred in front of a building housing Turkish restaurants," Guzide Ormeci said.
The area around the scene has been cordoned off as the police investigation gets under way, the BBC's Sarah Rainsford says.
A police spokesman said the explosion happened just before 1700 local time. He could not confirm fatalities but said several people had been injured.
"A parked motorbike next to a tramway had exploded and pieces of the motorbike were shattered all around," a shaken local businessman told Reuters news agency.
"A man who was a street vendor was then dead."
Whatever the cause of the blast, this latest incident has only added to an already nervous atmosphere, our correspondent says.
爆炸地點是一處餐館林立的大樓
看照片與文章敘述,似乎離tram與information center不遠
已知有兩人不幸的喪生
唉,真讓人蠻心痛的
底下是BBC 新聞節錄
'Two dead' in fresh Turkey blast
At least two people have died and several others have been injured in a blast at a resort in southern Turkey.
The explosion happened close to restaurants in the centre of the popular Mediterranean city of Antalya, officials said.
This blast came hours after three bombs hit the south-west coastal town of Marmaris, injuring at least 21.
Six Turkish nationals were also injured when a device exploded by a road in Istanbul on Sunday night.
A spokeswoman for the governor's office in Antalya said police were investigating the cause of the latest blast.
"It occurred in front of a building housing Turkish restaurants," Guzide Ormeci said.
The area around the scene has been cordoned off as the police investigation gets under way, the BBC's Sarah Rainsford says.
A police spokesman said the explosion happened just before 1700 local time. He could not confirm fatalities but said several people had been injured.
"A parked motorbike next to a tramway had exploded and pieces of the motorbike were shattered all around," a shaken local businessman told Reuters news agency.
"A man who was a street vendor was then dead."
Whatever the cause of the blast, this latest incident has only added to an already nervous atmosphere, our correspondent says.