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Due to the Mediterranean climate, Kozan district experiences sudden storms and lightning in the summer months.
The sudden downpour and severe storm in Adana's Kozan district in the evening had a negative impact on daily life.
LIGHTNING HIT THE POWER POLE
Lightning hit a power pole in Çanaklı District. There was a power outage in some parts of the district due to the damage to the pole.
BRICKS BREAKING FROM THE ROOF FALLED ON CARS
Lightning also struck the roof of an apartment building on Andıl Street in Karacaoğlan District. Brick pieces broke off from the roof due to lightning and fell on two cars parked in front of the building.
While there was material damage to the vehicles, there were no deaths or injuries.
The response to the forest fire that spread from Bulgaria to Sofulu district of Greece continues on its second day. Extinguishing efforts continue in the region with 148 firefighters, aircraft and local tankers.

Izmir Metropolitan Municipality, Mayor Dr. It increases the green presence in an area of 1 million 522 thousand square meters with the afforestation works initiated after Cemil Tugay took office. The works, in which a total of 41 thousand plants were planted, aim to rehabilitate fire-affected areas and protect sustainable green areas with regular maintenance.

According to updated data by İSKİ dated October 5, 2026, the general average occupancy rate of dams in Istanbul was measured as 39.05 percent. While the highest occupancy is 85.85% in Elmalı dam and 2.58% in Papuçdere, the water level continues its downward trend due to the effect of increasing temperature and evaporation.
Three earthquakes with magnitudes of 4.9, 5.2 and 4.8 occurred in Adana's Saimbeyli and Osmaniye's Sumbas districts within 24 minutes. According to AFAD data, earthquakes occurred at a depth of 7-8.67 kilometers and no damage or adverse events were reported. Experts stated that the earthquakes are related to the accumulated energy from the February 6, 2023 earthquakes and that the fault activity may continue in the form of an earthquake storm.

According to FAO and UNEP data, 13.2% of global food is lost in the supply chain, while unconsumed food accounts for 8-10% of greenhouse gas emissions. It is emphasized that reducing food waste is an integral part of climate action. It is stated that small-scale farmers play an important role in food production on a global scale and 40% of this workforce is women. 92% of women working in the agricultural sector in Türkiye are in unregistered employment, and the climate crisis disproportionately affects the income and productivity of women farmers. Samandağ Women's Solidarity Association President Hülya Rencüzoğulları and FAO Türkiye Deputy Representative Dr. Ayşegül Selışık says that increasing the visibility of women's roles in food production, processing and consumption and their greater representation in decision-making mechanisms will make food systems more resilient and sustainable.

Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum had a bilateral meeting with Australian Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen before the Pre-COP Summit in Fiji and evaluated cooperation plans in the COP31 process.