Cod Roșu De Vreme Rea La Istanbul: Zborurile Ar Putea Fi Afectate
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) to avoid trips to Istanbul, because of the red code of torential rains. It is a flood in the capital of Turkey, where rainfall - the most severe of the last 84 years - have already killed at least three people. Article VIDEO Romanians, warned by MAE not to travel to Istanbul. It is a flood there! At least three people died after rain as they were not more than 80 years old appears first on Romania TV.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) issued a critical travel alert for Istanbul, where Turkish authorities issued bad weather code for 17 and 18 October. Municipal teams, emergency response teams and residents continue intensive water cleaning and evacuation operations in the Ayazaga district of the Sariyer district of ...
The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs informs Romanian citizens who are in the Istanbul region of Turkey, transit or intend to travel there that the Turkish authorities have issued a red weather code warning for the period 17-18 October. For Saturday, 17 October, and Sunday, 18 October, rain is forecasted [...] Article Istanbul, under the red weather code. The authorities recommend Romanian citizens to avoid movements first appears in Reality…
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a travel alert to Istanbul, where the Turkish authorities decreed a red code of bad weather for 17 and 18 October, due to stormy rains and strong wind.
Cod roșu de vreme rea la Istanbul: zborurile ar putea fi afectate
Românii care au planificate vacanțe, city-breakuri sau zboruri cu escală la Istanbul în acest weekend sunt avertizați că regiunea se află sub cod roșu de vreme rea. Autoritățile turce anunță ploi torențiale și vânt puternic în perioada 17-18 octombrie, cu risc de inundații, alunecări de teren și perturbări ale transportului aerian. Ministerul Afacerilor Externe (MAE) recomandă evitarea deplasărilor care nu sunt necesare.
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