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Yazılı Canyon is a popular tourist and hiking area located in the Sütçüler district of Isparta. The region is frequently visited by local and foreign tourists, especially during the summer months.
3 of the 13 people stranded in Yazılı Canyon location in Sütçüler district of Isparta were rescued as a result of the intense work of the teams. While the body of the deceased was recovered, contact was made with 10 other people in the area.
THEIR HEALTH IS GOOD
In the statement made by Isparta Governorship, it was reported that 10 people who were together at another point were in good health.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
A detailed investigation of the incident will be initiated and the results will be announced.
Likely · Within weeks
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