
Ankara Police Department announced road closures due to the opening ceremony of the academic year.
Ankara Police Department announced that Hitit Boulevard and some streets around it will be closed to traffic as of 06.30 due to the opening ceremony of the academic year to be held at Gazi Anatolian High School tomorrow.
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The beginning of the 2026-2027 academic year and the mass opening ceremony will be held in Ankara.
It was announced that some roads in the capital will be closed to traffic tomorrow due to an event to be held.
According to the statement made by Ankara Police Department, due to the "2026-2027 Academic Year Beginning and Mass Opening Ceremony" to be held at Gazi Anatolian High School at 14.00 tomorrow, Hitit Boulevard, Kanuni Sultan Süleyman Street, 1656, 1699, 5346, 5350 streets and the roads connected to them will be closed from 06.30 until the program ends. The entirety will be closed to traffic in both directions if needed.
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