
Meteorology issued a storm warning for the Western Black Sea and Marmara seas.
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1st Regional Directorate of Meteorology Istanbul Regional Forecast and Early Warning Center issued a storm warning.
Meteorology issued a storm warning for the Western Black Sea and Marmara seas.
According to the statement made by the Istanbul Regional Forecast and Early Warning Center of the 1st Regional Directorate of Meteorology, it is estimated that the wind in the Western Black Sea will blow as a storm of strength 6 to 8 (50-75 km/h) from the east and northeast directions starting from noon tomorrow. The storm is expected to lose its effect around noon on Saturday.
It is expected that the wind in Marmara will blow from the east and northeast directions as a 6 to 8 force (50-75 km/h) storm as of noon tomorrow, and the storm is expected to lose its effect in the evening hours on Saturday.
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The storm is expected to lose its effect on Saturday.
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Meteorology and AKOM announced that heavy showers, thunderstorms and storms were expected in Istanbul, Kırklareli, Tekirdağ and Kocaeli and warned against floods and transportation disruptions.
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Kocaeli Provincial Directorate of the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change imposed an administrative fine of 1 million 678 thousand liras and filed a criminal complaint against the metro construction company that caused sea pollution and foaming after the rain on the Izmit Sekapark coast.

It was determined that the foaming in the sea after the rain on the Sekapark beach in Kocaeli's Izmit district was caused by chemicals at the metro construction site, and the responsible company was given an administrative penalty of 1 million 678 thousand TL and a criminal complaint was filed.

It was determined that the foaming seen in the sea in Izmit Sekapark was caused by the chemical substance at the metro construction site; The company was fined 1 million 678 thousand TL.

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