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Forest fires occurred in Istanbul Arnavutköy and Ankara-Çankırı border.
A fire broke out in the forest area in Arnavutköy Hacımaşlı District. Fire brigade, forestry and police teams were dispatched to the region. Air intervention continues with helicopters to the fire in the forest area where there is no land transportation.
ANKARA
A fire started in the forest area on the border of Ankara Kızılcahamam and Çankırı Çerkeş for an unknown reason. After the fire was noticed, teams were dispatched to the area. Fire response efforts continue.

A fire broke out in the forest area in Istanbul's Arnavutköy district, aerial intervention continues. In Maltepe, the fire that started in a grassy area and spread to the military area was extinguished by teams.
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The fire that broke out in the forest area in Istanbul Arnavutköy is being intervened from the air. A fire also started in the forest area on the border of Ankara Kızılcahamam and Çankırı Çerkeş; The intervention efforts of the teams continue.

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