Car horns resound, streets fill as Istanbul goes back to normal after weekend curfew
The streets Istanbul were filled with hordes of locals as a cacophony of car horns resonated across the city's highways once again early Monday after the government ended a nationwide curfew aimed at helping stem the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Haber Merkezi 12:01 January 04, 2021 AA
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