Mersin Maliye Kampı - Bakanlıklar Cd.

Aq like E type prison

The state has organized a really good camp. Well done 5th term 2021

Could be more beautiful

Fate teacher took care of us, the rooms can be improved a bit, but there is no time to rest during the camp.

Their food was bad and we were not allowed to wear them in the market, we were hungry, but after a certain place in the sea, there was a pontoon, it was not allowed to cross, but there was a grandfather who saved life, thank you, he spent a few people, thank you, the best of the leaders was Büşra, he allowed to sit a little more at night, they say go to bed at 10, the others bidet They come and check. The first time we came to the room, the room was like a decrepit. Nothing was working. They did it the next days. The sheets were like unwashed. It's best to take it yourself.

Normally, arts and sports such as archery and marbling shot put are practiced in all camps. You are allowed to go out for 3 hours a day, scented stones are made, parkour races are made, songs are sung and chatted around the fire, touristic places of the city are toured and there is a mini concert in the evening, even the water has a limit here. It is said that it is forbidden even if you bring it, there is ice hockey, there is table football, but they do not allow us to lift the equipment and play, don't come, I wish I had a holiday in the refugee camp

As someone who is staying here right now, I say the following; Since our trip has been cancelled, we are at the camp all day. First of all, the dining hall is a little problematic because the food is essentially the same. There are swarms of ants in some rooms (including mine). Air conditioners only work at 22°C. In addition, the electricity is not enough, the electricity can be cut from time to time. There are 2 table football and 1 table tennis behind the cafeteria, frankly, they literally save the day. There is no television or internet at all, if you look for it. The sea is not even deep, only the waves from the morning save the sea. As for the good sides, it is perfect in terms of its location, but if you have a shortcoming, it is very difficult to go to the market, the leaders can only go and get what you need. Linens may be missing in some rooms, and some rooms even have refrigerators. So come well prepared. Edit: After a few more days, I realized this: Leaders don't care about your problems. If you don't want to swim at sea time, you have to stop there at the cafeteria. One day, we were seated on the stairs leading down to the sea, one day they sent us to the basketball court, then we went to our room early with a misunderstanding (Yes, by the way, it is forbidden to go to the rooms during sea time), a leader came and tortured us and shouted loudly. You would think that there is a shortage of drinking water, there is usually no water at the water points, and when you ask for it from the leader's room, the word "Ask from your leader" is etched in your ears. You can't stay comfortably in the rooms, usually after 40-50 minutes you are downloaded for an event. Also, none of the rooms are locked, so everyone can enter and leave the rooms as they wish. If you want to apply to this camp during this pandemic period, I would not recommend it at all. I have a lot of friends who come back with pure anger, sadness and disappointment, even though the Chief said "we're going to have fun" the first night. I know it's too long, but I wanted you to understand it thoroughly, thanks for reading until here?

You can only survive. Don't expect comfort. No hot water, most of the air conditioners are out of order. There is no care, I let the meadow go my lord...