Istanbul Governor Davut Gül Made a Statement Regarding the Flood Disaster: "Actually, It Was so Big that, God Forbid, We Might Be Talking About Different Figures today."
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Istanbul Governor Davut Gül assessed the flood disaster that occurred last week at the Marmara Basin Water Board Meeting. Gül said, "Actually, such a large flood came that instead of 7, God forbid, we could be talking about different numbers today."
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, in his speech at the Marmara Basin Water Board Meeting, assessed the flood disaster that occurred in the city. Referring to the disaster, which claimed the lives of 7 people and caused approximately 10 billion Turkish Lira in damage, Governor Gül stated, "Just as the August 17th earthquake was a turning point, the floods we experienced last week should also be a turning point for Marmara."
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, emphasizing that everyone living in Istanbul bears some degree of responsibility for the recent flood disaster, stated, "If timely precautions had been taken, seven of our fellow citizens might not have lost their lives. While it is a fault on the part of our citizens that they built their houses in riverbeds, on unlicensed land, and in earthquake-prone areas, we, as the municipalities, needed to intervene." Governor…
Istanbul Governor Davut Gul stated that seven people were killed in last week's flood disaster in the city and caused about 10 billion liras of direct and indirect damage. “After this stage, the August 17 earthquake became a milestone, it should be a milestone for Marmara, especially for our Istanbul with the floods we experienced last week.”
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, in a statement made at the Marmara Basin Water Board Meeting, said that the floods experienced last week in Istanbul and the Marmara Region mark the beginning of a new era... Click here for more.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül addressed the Marmara Basin Water Board Meeting. Governor Gül stated, "Just as the August 17th earthquake was a turning point, the floods we experienced last week should also be a turning point for Istanbul and the Marmara region. All the figures have changed, all our expectations have changed. We can't really predict when and where it will flow. We have stored the water properly, and we have channels properly constru…
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