Governor Davut Gül inspected Sarıyer Ayazağa and Kemerburgaz, which were affected by floods, and announced that damage assessment and payments had started.
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Heavy rains in Istanbul caused floods and floods, and many reports were received.
Governor Gül made a statement to the press in Sarıyer Ayazağa, one of the regions most affected by floods and floods in the city.
Stating that the rains had a great impact in Şile and many houses and workplaces were flooded, Gül said that there was no loss of life.
Gül stated that the water has started to recede in the district, the teams are monitoring the discharge of the water and determining the damages in the places where the water is withdrawn, and that the demolition in Ayazağa has been completed, and said, "We are not demolishing every place we see in Ayazağa, we will not demolish it. The logic behind this is that there is a stream bed here, as in every part of Istanbul. Therefore, it is technically clear where the bed of the stream is. Apart from this, the streams are being rehabilitated and rehabilitated. Work is being carried out on this. "It is also a technical work. Wherever the bed of that stream is to be rehabilitated, wherever the project covers and if there is an occupation or a building that needs to be demolished, it is demolished." he said.
Pointing out that the damage assessment in the region has been completed, Gül said, "When our fellow citizens, who have not applied and have not been assessed for damage, apply to the AFAD coordination truck in the square, our friends go and detect them on the spot. We have determined all of the agricultural damages. There is a damage of approximately 60 million lira. Some of them are small livestock, some are greenhouses and the like. Their delivery has started. All of them will be delivered to our fellow citizens within this week. Especially the buildings destroyed here are shops, workplaces and "We will start paying for damages to houses as of today." he said.
Governor Gül said that two citizens who had an accident in Gebze and were dragged to Pendik were reached, and that one of their fellow citizens was wanted in connection with the incident.
"We experienced a disaster with around 19 thousand 300 notifications"
Pointing out that 19 thousand 300 reports were received after the flood, Gül continued as follows:
"Our friends are gradually detecting each report on the spot. Some of these reports may be the leaking of the roof of the house, some of them may be the loss of all the belongings in the basement or in low-level places. We experienced a disaster with different problems but around 19 thousand 300 reports. We have around 2 thousand citizens who suffered serious damage in terms of damaged houses. Their damages and losses have started to be reported. We had smaller damages and we paid for them on Friday." "5 thousand 200 of our fellow citizens had money worth ten thousand liras. In addition, as of today, we will deposit ten thousand liras to approximately 2 thousand 500 more of our fellow citizens. We have determined that roughly 3 thousand houses and workplaces have been seriously damaged, and their damages will begin to be paid as of today."
Stating that a significant part of the goods in the shops have already been flooded and that the people here are tenants, Gül said that they will ensure that the citizens do not suffer.
On the other hand, Governor Gül said, "A concert was held at the Istanbul Congress Center yesterday and 3 people fell ill and 2 people died. Is there any information, what caused it?" "The issue is not about the concert. Unfortunately, three of our fellow citizens who went to the concert used different drugs. These were detected in the Forensic Medicine reports. Therefore, a drug-related death occurred. There is no problem with the concert or the products eaten or drunk at the concert. Our Directorate of Agriculture took the samples. Moreover, since there were deaths and injuries, the judicial process continues." he replied.
Governor Gül examined the businesses affected by the flood in Kemerburgaz
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül also inspected the businesses damaged by the flood in Kemerburgaz.
Governor Gül, who inspected the flood-affected areas in Ayazağa District of Sarıyer, went to Kemerburgaz after his visit there.
Gül visited the businesses damaged by the flood and received information from the authorities about the damage in the region.
Gül, who examined the latest situation in the businesses on site, also met with the tradesmen who were affected by the negativities caused by the flood.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Payments to damaged homes and workplaces will be completed this week.
Very likely · Within weeks
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