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Istanbul Governorship: 198 Calls Were Received via 112 Due to the Storm, and All Were Responded To.

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The Istanbul Governorship announced that since the storm began on November 13th, the 112 Emergency Call Center has received 198 reports of roofs being blown off, trees falling, and dangerous debris, and that all of these have been responded to. Many parks have been closed to visitors, and sea transportation services have been cancelled.
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After the hurricane winds in our country, a hellish storm also hit Istanbul, turning the streets of the 16-million-person metropolis into a scene of dramatic incidents. The strong southwest wind tore roofs off buildings, knocked trees onto cars, damaged buildings and seriously disrupted urban and sea transport. In just a few hours, the authorities received 198 reports of blown roofs, fallen trees and dangerous debris. Emergency teams were sent t…

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Due to the storm affecting Istanbul, 198 reports were received regarding roofs being blown off, trees being uprooted, and other dangerous debris. The Governor's Office announced that all reports were addressed, while AKOM (Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Disaster Coordination Center) reported that temperatures would drop by 6-8 degrees and heavy rainfall would occur as the southerly wind shifts to a northerly one.

It has been announced that 198 calls were made to the 112 Emergency Call Center due to the strong storm affecting Istanbul. (14.11.2026, Sputnik Türkiye)

The Istanbul Governorship announced that since the storm began on November 13th, the 112 Emergency Call Center has received 198 reports of roofs being blown off, trees falling, and dangerous debris, and that all of these have been responded to. Many parks have been closed to visitors, and sea transportation services have been cancelled.

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elipshaber.com broke the news on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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