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Swimming in the Sea Has Been Banned in Zonguldak.

Summary by Cumhuriyet
Due to expected adverse weather and sea conditions in Zonguldak, swimming in the sea has been banned throughout the province starting September 9th. The governor's office urged citizens to comply with the ban for their own safety.

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Due to expected adverse weather and sea conditions in Zonguldak, swimming in the sea has been banned throughout the province starting September 9th. The governor's office urged citizens to comply with the ban for their own safety.

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Due to adverse weather and sea conditions in Zonguldak, swimming in the sea was banned throughout the province on Wednesday, September 9th. The governor's office urged citizens to comply with the ban for their own safety.

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Due to the strong northerly winds and adverse weather conditions that have intensified in Tekirdağ and Kırklareli, swimming in the sea was banned on Tuesday, September 8th. Statements issued by the Governorship and District Governorship stated that this measure was taken to prevent drowning incidents at the beaches in Süleymanpaşa, Marmaraereğlisi, and Vize districts...

The Istanbul Governorship announced that the areas in front of Bakırköy-Yeşilköy International Hospital, Bakırköy-Yeşilköy Police Station, and Sarıyer-Gümüşdere Beach have been closed to the public.

The Istanbul Governorship sent instructions to the district municipalities to temporarily close the swimming areas of three beaches in Bakırköy-Yeşilköy (in front of the International Hospital and the Police Station) and Sarıyer-Gümüşdere, after samples taken on September 4, 2026, were found to be non-compliant with public health standards.

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Seawater pollution was detected in 3 beaches in Istanbul. Beaches in Bakırköy and Sarıyer were temporarily closed to swimming.

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Karar Gazetesi broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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