Breaking news... Following the Flood Disaster, Istanbul Governor Gül Makes a New Statement: 'Structures Occupying the Riverbed Will Be demolished.'
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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...
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül inspected the area in Sarıyer Ayazağa following the floods and stated that search and rescue efforts were continuing for the three missing citizens. Gül noted that there were approximately 10,000 reports of flooding across Istanbul and that water removal operations were still underway in about 70 homes and businesses.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gul announced that the places in the creek bed will be demolished after the flood in the city. 17.10.2026, Sputnik Turkey
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, who inspected Sarıyer Ayazağa, the area hardest hit by the floods in Istanbul, made important statements. Governor Gül stated that illegal structures occupying riverbeds would be demolished and shared details regarding search and rescue and damage assessment efforts, as well as cash assistance provided to affected citizens.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that citizens affected by the floods will receive 10,000 Turkish Lira in aid in the first phase. Warning about the risk of landslides and building collapses, Governor Gül stated that structures occupying riverbeds would be demolished.
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