Breaking news... Following the Flood Disaster, Istanbul Governor Gül Makes a New Statement: 'Structures Occupying the Riverbed Will Be demolished.'
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Istanbul Governor Davut Gül made a statement regarding the heavy rainfall expected to affect the city today and tomorrow. Gül announced that schools in Istanbul will be open on Monday.
Breaking news... Istanbul Governor Davut Gül made a statement regarding the severe rainfall and flooding in Istanbul. He said, "Structures occupying the riverbed will be demolished. Initially, 10,000 Turkish Lira has been deposited into the accounts of each affected citizen." Gül also announced that search efforts are continuing for one Turkmenistani and two Turkish citizens who were swept away by the floodwaters.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül inspected the Ayazağa region, which was hit by floods. Governor Gül stated, "Structures occupying the riverbed will be demolished. Compensation has been paid to the victims. Damage assessments are ongoing." Istanbul Governor Davut Gül inspected the Ayazağa region, which was hit by floods. Governor Gül's...
In Ayazağa, in Istanbul's Sarıyer district, the demolition of risky structures located in the streambed has begun following the floods.
While damage assessment and aid efforts continue in Istanbul following the flood disaster, Governor Davut Gül made important statements. Announcing that structures occupying riverbeds would be demolished, Gül stated that demolition work in Ayazağa would begin at 3:30 PM, that aid would be deposited into accounts on Monday, and that no problems had been detected in water samples so far.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül stated that one of the decisions taken at the Disaster Coordination Meeting they held yesterday was to remove the encroachments on the streambed in the Ayazağa neighborhood of Sarıyer district and to pave the way for stream rehabilitation, saying, "There is a Quran course building, a sports facility, and shops. We are starting the demolition of these today." Governor Gül made a statement to the press after inspecting …
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