
Ankara Police Department announced that the section of Cumhuriyet Street between the Train Station Junction and Baruthane Junction will be closed to vehicle traffic in both directions as of 06:00.
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With the official announcement made by Ankara Police Department, the traffic flow in the city has been regulated.
According to the statement made by Ankara Police Department, as of 06:00, the section of Cumhuriyet Street between the Train Station Junction and Baruthane Junction will be closed to vehicle traffic in both directions.
Vehicle passage will not be allowed at the Train Station Junction and all of the side variants opening to the junction (except the underpass).

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