MHP Leader Bahçeli's statement about the downpour in Istanbul: We will heal the wounds with state-nation solidarity

MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli made a statement after the downpours and floods that paralyzed life in Istanbul. Stating that all institutions are on the field to ensure the safety of life and property, Bahçeli stated that difficult days will be overcome with state-nation solidarity.

MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli's statement is as follows:

"Floods and floods caused by heavy rainfall in Istanbul have negatively affected the city life and the daily life of our citizens. In order to eliminate the negativities caused by the rain, to ensure the safety of life and property of our citizens and to meet their needs, all our public institutions and organizations, especially our relevant ministries, have taken the necessary measures and continue their intervention and coordination efforts with all their resources.

Türkiye will leave these difficult days behind with the solidarity of the state and nation, just as it has overcome many difficulties it has faced in the past. The spirit of unity, solidarity and solidarity of our beloved nation will be our greatest power in healing our wounds.

Our state is on the field with all its institutions today, just as it is in the face of disasters and emergencies. The necessary efforts are being carried out with determination to protect the life and property safety of our citizens, to heal the wounds quickly and to return life to normal.

May God have mercy on our citizens who lost their lives as a result of the flood caused by heavy rain in Istanbul; I offer my condolences to their families, relatives and our beloved nation, and wish a speedy recovery to our injured citizens. I wish our Istanbul and all our citizens to get well soon.

On this occasion, I wish good luck to all our public personnel, search and rescue teams, healthcare workers and security forces who work devotedly in the field. May God Almighty protect our country and our beloved nation from all kinds of disasters."