30.09.2025 00:06
Historical stone remains have re-emerged in Lake Sapanca, which meets the drinking water needs of millions of people in Sakarya and Kocaeli and has reached its lowest level in recent years due to drought. Three individuals, armed with pickaxes and shovels, have sparked curiosity as they headed to the area.
The water level in Sapanca Lake, which meets the drinking water needs of Sakarya and Kocaeli, has dropped, revealing historical stone remnants. Three people were seen working with a pickaxe and shovel in the area.
HISTORICAL STONE REMAINS EMERGED AS WATER RECEDES
Due to drought, the water level in Sapanca Lake, which meets the drinking water needs of millions of people in Sakarya and Kocaeli, has fallen to critical levels. The water level dropped to 29.13, and the stone structure that emerged last year has once again come to light as the water recedes.
THEY WERE CAPTURED WITH PICKAXES IN HAND
However, this time different images were recorded on the structure. Three people, who are believed to have come to the area with pickaxes and shovels, were captured on camera by a mobile phone.