TURKEY-ADANA-CHINA-FINANCED THERMAL POWER PLANT

(220611) -- ANKARA, June 11, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Farmers work in the fields near the Emba Hunutlu power plant in Sugozu village in south Turkey's Adana Province, June 3, 2022. Faced with chronic drought, farmers in southern Turkey have turned to a China-financed thermal power plant that provides irrigation water from an environment-friendly wastewater solution. TO GO WITH "Feature: Turkish farmers resort to China-financed power plant for irrigation water" (Photo by Wang Zequn/Xinhua)

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