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Keçiören district, especially Gülgün Street, has been experiencing infrastructure-related problems such as floods and road collapses for a long time. Residents state that these problems occur again and again and that infrastructure works are inadequate.
The heavy rain that started at night in Ankara was effective in the city center. As a result of the sewage overflow in Keçiören district, the ground floor flats of many apartment buildings were flooded with sewage and rain water.
The heavy rain, which started around 00:00 in Ankara, was effective in the city center. Due to the heavy rain, garbage was scattered on the roads. In Keçiören district Çiçekli District Gülgün Street, sewage water overflowed into the apartments. The interior of the flats on the ground floors of the apartment buildings was filled with sewage water. Citizens mobilized to remove sewage water from their buildings. Neighborhood residents, who tried to evacuate the dirty water that flooded their buildings under intense odor, with their own means, stated that they were victims of the disruption and inadequacy of infrastructure works. Burak Adaçoğlu, who lives on Gülgün Street, stated that they have been experiencing infrastructure-related problems such as floods and road collapses on their streets for a long time.
"THEY CAME FROM ASKI, DRAW THE WATER, SAID 'OUR WORK IS DONE, WE ARE GOING'"
Adaçoğlu criticized ASKİ's working approach and said, "Today, we have been cleaning the sewage water in our house since 12 in the evening. But when the election time comes, 'We are here. We will work for you. We came for you. We exist'. For God's sake, don't be. My clothes are soaked with sewage water. One of my slippers is gone, thank God. Thank God, the neighbors gave me the second one. My back is covered in sweat, and I am at home with a 40-degree fever, a 16-month-old boy. "I left my child just to clean the sewage water inside my building. Thank you, they came from ASKİ, they removed the water, 'Our job is done, we are leaving'. 10 minutes later, the rain increased again and the manhole filled again," he said.
" FOR THE SAKE OF GOD, DO NOT MATTER CITIZENS THAT MUCH"
Adaçoğlu stated that his back was drenched in sweat and that he had to go to work in the morning and said, "I will clean the manhole again, it will rain again, it will fill up again. They told us, 'The company that won the tender will come in 15 minutes, it will open the manhole. No one comes or goes. No one asks, there is nothing. For God's sake, do not victimize the citizens this much. It is 5 in the morning, I am cleaning the sewer here and I will get up at 07.30 in the morning and go to work. I am a private sector worker." "I'm human. If I don't go to work, the man will cut off my wages. It's a shame, isn't it?" he said.
Neighborhood resident Gökhan Kaya said that he bought a flat here about 2 months ago, that he had just had his house renovated, and that he was a victim of the flood.

After the rain that started in the evening hours in Istanbul, a landslide occurred around 01:00 in Sayfiye Street, Merkez District in Eyüpsultan district. Fire brigade, police and municipal police evacuated 25 people living in an apartment as a precaution. An inspection will be carried out in the region during daylight hours.
As a result of heavy rainfall in Istanbul, puddles formed in Sultangazi, Küçükçekmece, Bahçelievler, Bakırköy and Esenyurt; The D-100 highway and Zincirlikuyu underpass were closed, some houses and workplaces were flooded, and damaging accidents occurred.

A flood warning has been issued for the thunderstorms that are expected to be effective throughout the week in Istanbul. It is estimated that temperatures will vary between 14-23 degrees.

The Zero Waste Movement, which started in 2017 under the auspices of First Lady Erdoğan, is celebrating its 9th anniversary. The project, carried out with the theme 'From 0 to COP31', contributed 365 billion TL by bringing 90 million tons of waste into the economy and prevented 180 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions.

First Lady Erdoğan stated that the Zero Waste project, which was initiated 9 years ago, has turned into a global environmental mobilization. Erdoğan stated that COP31, which Türkiye will host, will be an important stage for this accumulation of climate action.

Murat Kurum, Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, announced that on the 9th anniversary of the Zero Waste Movement initiated under the auspices of First Lady Erdoğan, the project was moved to a global scale with COP31.