
The working hours of family health centers are wondered before Republic Day and on public holidays.
Before the Republic Day, on October 28, health centers will be open until 13.00, and on the public holiday of October 29, they will be closed.
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29 October Republic Day is celebrated as a public holiday in Türkiye.
Are health centers open on October 28, until what hours do they work? Will family physicians provide service on October 29? Citizens who want to be examined by a family doctor, get a prescription and have health procedures done before the Republic Day are researching the working hours of family health centers.
ARE THE HEALTH CENTERS OPEN ON 28 OCTOBER, AT WHAT TIME DO THEY WORK?
Health Centers will be open until 13.00 on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
ARE HEALTH CENTERS OPEN OR CLOSED ON 29 OCTOBER?
Health Centers will be closed due to October 29, Republic Day, being a public holiday.

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