The world is talking about sea saliva in Marmara Sea with concern

World public opinion is anxiously following the sea saliva disaster in Marmara Sea, Turkey. Today the Australian, US, UK and Indonesian press have written in detail about the sea saliva disaster. The British Guardian announced the natural disaster to its readers and viewers with a short video.

 “Sea Saliva” disaster seen in the Marmara Sea has caused great concern in the international community. It has found place on the agenda of the global media and shared by several media companies online as well.

The press of the United States, Australia, New Zealand, France, the United Kingdom and Indonesia wrote that this was the first time sea saliva had been seen so intensely.

“TURKEY IS STRUGGLING”

British media outlet Sky News used the headline “Turkey is battling an outbreak of sea saliva off the coast of the Marmara Sea” and reported following: “Grey sticky sea algae spread by warmer weather and marine pollution. Sea saliva detected at a record level off the coast of Turkey threatens underwater life and fisheries.”