
İSKİ announced that there will be a water outage due to the infrastructure works to be carried out in Beylikdüzü and Beykoz.
Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration (ISKİ) announced that there will be a water cut in 10 neighborhoods on Thursday, September 24, due to infrastructure improvement works to be carried out in Beylikdüzü and Beykoz districts.
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İSKİ carries out improvement works on main transmission lines in order to increase infrastructure resilience against earthquake risk.
Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration (İSKİ) announced that there will be a water cut in a total of 10 neighborhoods on Thursday, September 24 (tomorrow) due to the infrastructure improvement works to be carried out on the main transmission line in Beylikdüzü and Beykoz districts.
İSKİ announced that water will not be supplied to Marmara, Yakuplu, Sahil and Dereağzı neighborhoods between 10.00 and 18.00 tomorrow due to the improvement works on the main transmission line in the Kavaklı and Marmara neighborhoods of Beylikdüzü district, with the installation of special earthquake-resistant expansion parts in order to maintain the water supply safely and uninterruptedly in case of possible earthquakes and to increase the infrastructure durability.
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There will be a water cut between 10.00-18.00 on Thursday, September 24.
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