The Saturday Market, held weekly in Fethiye's Patlangıç Neighborhood, has seen high interest this week as well due to the summer season. While citizens headed to the fruit stalls for shopping, the current prices also attracted attention.
Peaches, apricots, pears, and apples were offered for sale at 100 TL in the market, while the price per kilogram of cherries was 150 TL, grapes 200 TL, and kiwis 300 TL on the stalls. Watermelon, an indispensable product of the summer months, found buyers at 25 TL per kilogram, and melon at 80 TL per kilogram.
At Patlangıç Saturday Market, a meeting point for both producers and consumers, citizens did not forget to compare prices while shopping according to the freshness of the products.
This Week's Fruit Prices at Fethiye Saturday Market
This Week's Fruit Prices at Fethiye Saturday Market
This Week's Fruit Prices at Fethiye Saturday Market
This Week's Fruit Prices at Fethiye Saturday Market
This Week's Fruit Prices at Fethiye Saturday Market
Turkish nights organized during the summer season in Fethiye introduce Turkish culture to foreign tourists. Özgür Koyuncu, a member of the performance team, said that folk dances from seven regions and Turkish cuisine have been highly appreciated by tourists.
Paspatur Bazaar, one of the historical and touristic spots of Fethiye district in Muğla, was flooded with domestic and foreign tourists on Sunday. The bazaar witnessed lively scenes throughout the day in the district, which is experiencing one of the busiest periods of the summer season.
The ground, play groups, and sports areas in Üçkuyular Park have been renewed. A safer living space was created for children and citizens.
The 'Barrier-Free Market' project was launched by the Muğla Branch of the Turkish Association of Disabled People to support the economic and social participation of disabled individuals and their families.
With the new regulation published in the Official Gazette, significant changes have been made to the norm staff system of municipalities. The regulation covering municipalities across Turkey also closely concerns the Muğla Metropolitan Municipality and its affiliated institutions. Director positions exceeding the norm staffing standards will be frozen, and when they become vacant, they will not be refilled and will be canceled by the decision of the municipal council.