
There will be a planned power outage in 19 districts of Istanbul
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BEDAŞ is an organization that provides electricity distribution services on the European Side of Istanbul.
Boğaziçi Electricity Distribution Inc. (BEDAŞ) has published a warning that is of great concern to Istanbulites.
According to the power outage warning valid for citizens residing on the European Side, there will be a power outage tomorrow in 19 districts of Istanbul.
In Zeytinburnu, Silivri, Sarıyer, Esenyurt, Esenler, Bayrampaşa, Bakırköy and Bağcılar, which are 8 of the 19 districts, the outages will start at night on Tuesday, November 3 (tomorrow) and will continue until the morning.

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