The tragedy at Kartalkaya Ski Resort received widespread coverage in the international press.

The fire disaster that occurred in a 12-story hotel located in the ski resort in northwestern Turkey has garnered widespread attention in the world press. International media outlets, including CNN, AP, Reuters, Al Jazeera, Daily Mail, and The Sun, have featured the tragic event on their front pages.

The Daily Mail reported that three of the ten people who lost their lives jumped from windows to escape the fire. Reuters and The Sun highlighted that hotel guests had to throw themselves out of windows to escape the flames.

The British press outlet The Sun detailed the moments of panic caused by the flames engulfing the hotel. The newspaper reported that the 12-story hotel was completely engulfed in flames and that guests were desperately trying to jump from the windows.

The AP News Agency announced that 32 people were injured in the fire and that the injured were taken to nearby hospitals. Al Jazeera, in its special report on the incident, provided details of the rescue efforts.

CNN reported that the cause of the fire has not yet been determined, but a comprehensive investigation has been launched by the authorities. International media organizations are closely following developments regarding the health status of the injured and the progress of the investigation.

Police and fire crews have taken extensive security measures around the hotel, while detailed examination work is ongoing at the scene. As the treatment of the injured continues, new statements from the authorities regarding the incident are awaited.