Forest Fire in Antalya on Day 2: More than 2 Thousand Households Left without Electricity
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The aerial response to the forest fire that started yesterday afternoon in Aksu district of Antalya resumed with the light of day. 2,97 households cannot be supplied with electricity due to the fire, in which 720 people were evacuated from 254 homes and 16 personnel struggled to extinguish. Governor Hulusi Şahin said the energy of the fire had dropped and they expected it to be contained within a few hours.
On the eve of the evening, a large-scale fire broke out in Turkish Antalya, which quickly spread throughout the city, as Anadolu reports with reference to the provincial administration and the Turkish forestry administration today...
A forest fire broke out in the Aksu district of Antalya. Numerous fire trucks were dispatched to the area following a report. Houses in the area were evacuated, and five houses and several greenhouses were rendered unusable by the fire. Three disabled individuals in one of the burning houses were affected by smoke inhalation. Here are the latest developments from the region...
105 dogs from a shelter evacuated due to a forest fire in Antalya's Aksu district have been transferred to the Metropolitan Municipality's temporary shelter. The animals, affected by smoke and flames, were treated by veterinarians.
The fire, which started in a dense pine forest area in Karaöz neighborhood of Aksu district in Antalya yesterday at around 16:30, spread to the borders of Kepez and Döşemealtı districts due to strong winds reaching speeds of 30 kilometers per hour.
In the province of Antalya in southern Turkey, the fire brigade is fighting strong fires in the districts of Aksu and Kozan. This was explained by the Directorate General for Forestry on Tuesday on X. The fires had spread across forest areas and agricultural areas and were intensified by steady wind. A fire had broken out in the district of Karaöz for unknown reasons and was fought out of the air and from the ground, reported the state news agen…
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