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Sarıyer District Governorate took precautions due to high wavelength expectations in line with meteorological evaluations.
Sarıyer District Governorship announced that swimming at Kısırkaya Public Beach is prohibited for 2 days due to the high wavelength.
In the statement made by the district governorship, it was stated that in line with the latest meteorological evaluations, it was evaluated that the wavelength would be high from Monday, September 7 until the end of Tuesday, September 8.
In the statement, it was noted that in order to avoid any negativities in terms of life safety, it was decided to temporarily close Kısırkaya Public Beach, located within the borders of Sarıyer, to the entrance on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Following meteorological evaluations, a ban on swimming was declared in Sarıyer and Beykoz districts of Istanbul on 7-8 September. Kısırkaya Public Beach in Sarıyer was closed to entrance.

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The fire, which broke out around 15.30 in the forest area in the Kızılbölük location of Akbaş District of Serik district, was intervened by 1 fire extinguishing plane and 5 helicopters from the air, and approximately 70 water sprinklers and forest workers from the land. Antalya Metropolitan Municipality and Serik Municipality continuously transport water to the region with water tankers. Gendarmerie and commando teams provide security, AFAD teams are on standby. A fire management center was established and Serik District Governor Dr. Cemal Şahin is followed by General Director of Forestry Bekir Karacabey and Antalya Regional Director of Forestry Kemal Kayıran. Land intervention was intensified by stopping the use of aircraft in the evening. A forest worker was affected by smoke and was taken to the hospital. His health condition was reported to be good. Approximately 600 personnel are working with 150 water trucks, work machines and intervention vehicles to control the fire. The cause of the fire and the size of the area it affected will become clear through investigations after the extinguishing efforts are completed.

A fire broke out for an unknown reason in a non-forest area in Akbaş District of Antalya's Serik district. 5 planes, 13 helicopters, 75 water trucks, 3 work machines and 450 personnel are trying to control the fire.

A fire broke out around 15.30 in a non-forest area in Akbaş District of Antalya's Serik district. The intervention is carried out by land and air with 5 planes, 13 helicopters, 75 water trucks, 3 work machines and 450 personnel. While gendarmerie and commando teams provide security, AFAD teams are on standby. A fire management center is established and efforts are coordinated.
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