80 million lira to tradesmen affected by the flood

Minister of Commerce Ömer Bolat announced that 80 million lira cash support will be provided to tradesmen who were damaged by the flood disaster that occurred in Istanbul on 14-15 October. Sharing on his social media account, Bolat stated that the support will be given to meet the urgent needs of the tradesmen and that it will be delivered to those in need under the coordination of the Istanbul Governorship.

CASH SUPPORT TO TRADESMEN AFFECTED BY FLOOD

Stating that they stand by the tradesmen who were damaged after the heavy rains in Istanbul, Minister Bolat announced that a support allowance of 80 million lira was allocated.

Bolat used the following statements in his statement:

"80 million liras of cash support will be provided to meet the urgent needs of our tradesmen who were affected by the flood caused by the rain that occurred in Istanbul on 14-15 October and was recorded as the heaviest rain in 84 years."

SUPPORT ALLOWANCE WILL BE SENT ON MONDAY

Bolat, who also shared the schedule for the delivery of cash support to tradesmen, stated that the 80 million lira allowance will be sent to the order of the Istanbul Governorship on Monday, October 19, through the Central Union of Turkish Tradesmen and Craftsmen Credit and Guarantee Cooperatives Unions (TESKOMB).

Bolat said, "The support, which will be sent to the Istanbul Governorship on Monday, October 19, through TESKOMB, will be delivered to our tradesmen affected by the flood, under the coordination of our Governorship."

At the end of his statement, Minister Bolat expressed his best wishes to all citizens affected by the flood.

PHOTO: UAV

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