NATO base to be turned into a rehabilitation center in southern Turkey
ISTANBUL
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A NATO base
in southern province of Adana, which was closed 10 years ago after 45 years of
service, will be transformed into a five-star social facility for the elderly
and the disabled, daily Milliyet reported today.
The right
to use the facility, which was built in 1957 as the biggest NATO radar base,
was reportedly handed over to the Adana Metropolitan Municipality after it was
closed.
The social
center will be built on a 75-decare area and cost 750,000 Turkish liras when it
is completed, reports said.
The
facility will include six buildings, 44 bedrooms, a sport center, a
hydrotherapy pool, a dining hall, a conference room and more.
It will open in 12
months and all citizens will able to use it free of charge.
