
In Istanbul, where the General Directorate of Meteorology issued a yellow code warning, ferry services were canceled due to southwest winds and there were disruptions on the metro line.
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The General Directorate of Meteorology issued a code yellow warning for Istanbul, which is a strong wind warning.
Severe southwest winds are effective in Istanbul, where the General Directorate of Meteorology has issued a yellow code warning. The strong wind that affected the city had a negative impact on life, especially in coastal areas.
While the waves rising due to the southwest wind hit the shore on the Bakırköy beach, some citizens walked on the beach despite the strong wind.
In Büyükçekmece, due to the rising waves due to the southwest wind, sea water reached the area where the walking paths and benches were located.
On the Yenikapı-Atatürk Airport-Kirazlı Metro Line, there was a disruption in services for a while due to a tree falling on the power wire outside the line.
In Beylikdüzü, fire brigades were dispatched to the scene after an operator working on a crane became ill. The operator, who was afraid that the fire escape ladder would shake due to the southwest wind, got off the crane by his own means.
Some ferry services were also canceled in the city due to adverse weather conditions.
According to the statement made on the website of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) Şehir Hatları AŞ, Bostancı-Moda-Karaköy-Kabataş, Büyükada-Sedef Island, Maltepe-Büyükada-Heybeliada-Burgazada-Kınalıada flights will not be operated until further notice.
In addition, Aşiyan-Üsküdar Line flights will be operated as Bebek-Üsküdar until further notice.

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