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Forest fires are common disasters in Türkiye, especially during the summer months, and are usually triggered by factors such as drought, high temperature and wind.
A fire broke out around 13.30 in a non-forest area near Çelebiler District in Balıkesir's Sındırgı district. With the influence of the wind, the flames spread to the forest. Following the notice, 4 planes, 4 helicopters and many teams belonging to the Regional Directorate of Forestry were dispatched to the region. Teams are fighting the flames from the air and land.
FOREST FIRE IN ANTALYA
A forest fire broke out around 15:00 near the Eski Cemetery location, located between Güzelsu and Taşlıca neighborhoods in Antalya's Akseki district. Upon notice, many firefighting teams were dispatched to the region. It was stated that in the first stage, the fire was intervened with 5 helicopters, 10 water tankers, 3 water supply vehicles, 2 first response vehicles, 70 technical personnel and fire workers. Efforts to extinguish the fire continue from air and land.

Murat Kurum, Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, announced that more than 205 million packages were collected within the scope of the Deposit Return System (DOA) and the system reached 3.2 million users. The city where the most packaging was collected was Antalya.

Protected endemic sand lilies bloomed on the beaches of Hatay's Samandağ district. The penalty for plucking these plants, which are protected by the World Nature Conservation Union, is 699 thousand 245 TL.

Murat Kurum, Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, announced that more than 200 million beverage packages were collected with the DOA system between July 1 and September 5, 2026, contributing to the economy.
An area of 225 hectares was destroyed in a forest fire near the village of Puilaurens in the Aude region of France. The fire, which was intervened by 350 firefighters, helicopters and planes, could not be taken under control yet.

According to İSKİ data, the general occupancy rate of Istanbul dams decreased to 42.38 percent. The rate, which was 58.68 percent in July, showed a rapid decline due to high evaporation and increased water consumption.

Two workers trapped in a hydroelectric power plant tunnel on the Trishuli River in Nepal, nine days after the disaster, were rescued alive. It is estimated that at least 115 workers are trapped at the construction site and more than 900 workers may be in power plant tunnels across the country. To date, 1254 people have died in the flood disaster.