
Due to heavy rains that have been going on for days in Bangkok, many areas were flooded and thousands of people were evacuated.
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Heavy rains that have been continuing for days have caused floods in low-lying areas of Bangkok.
Heavy rains that have been going on for days have caused floods in many parts of Bangkok, causing disruptions in transportation and daily life.
While the total amount of rainfall exceeded 30 centimeters in many regions, some settlements, especially in low-lying areas, were flooded.
Authorities stated that more than 200 temporary shelters were created in the city and reported that approximately 3 thousand people evacuated from the affected areas of the capital stayed in these centers.
Thailand Meteorological Department stated that moderate and heavy rains are expected to continue today in various parts of the country, but weather conditions are expected to improve starting tomorrow.
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Weather conditions are expected to improve from tomorrow.
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Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality AKOM and General Directorate of Meteorology announced that heavy rain, storms and temperature drops are expected throughout the city starting from this evening and called on citizens to be cautious.

First Lady Erdoğan shared a message on the 9th anniversary of the Zero Waste movement. Stating that the movement has turned into a global environmental mobilization, Erdoğan emphasized that the accumulation extends to COP31.

The Zero Waste Movement, which was launched in 2017 under the auspices of First Lady Erdoğan, is celebrating its 9th anniversary. This year's theme of the project, which was brought to the main agenda of COP31 hosted by Türkiye, was 'Together for the World from 0 to COP31'.

According to AKOM data, rainy and cool weather coming from the Balkans will be effective in Istanbul in the new week. While temperatures drop below 20 degrees, storms and showers are expected.

In the report published for Istanbul, AKOM announced that thunderstorms and strong winds blowing from the north were expected. Temperatures will drop below 20 degrees.

The General Directorate of Meteorology has issued a yellow code warning for 14 provinces today and 11 provinces tomorrow due to heavy rains expected to be effective in large parts of the country.