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By: Eda Uzunlar
After having three missiles directed into Turkish airspace and shot down by NATO in the last month, more eyes have turned to Turkey. Both Turkish officials and some Istanbul residents maintain the country won't get involved.
Hundreds of ferries, oil tankers, cargo ships and fishing boats ply the Bosphorus Strait every day. They take hundreds of thousands of passengers and millions of pounds of cargo each year. But they are a world onto themselves. Eda Uzunlar was given the opportunity to work on a ferry for a day this winter, and we'll get a small glimpse of what life is like on the water.
By: Eda Uzunlar
Istanbul's city-run ferry service reports more than 900 trips up, down and across the Bosphorus Strait every day across 53 piers. Annually, more than 40 million passengers board the ferries. As the city marks 175 years of service, passengers and workers reflect on their experiences.
