April 19, 2024

Every Year again

Heavy Rainfalls flood the Girne Region

The worst affected area in Northern Cyprus from Thursday’s nonstop rain was the Girne region and senior officials gathered to try and find solutions to the problems.

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Asım Akansoy

Minister for Interior and Labour Asım Akansoy, Girne Governor Mehmet Envergil and Girne Mayor Nidai Güngördü met at the Girne Governors office and evaluated the situation.

During the meeting they discussed ways to prevent such incidents from taking place in the future.

Making a statement after the meeting, Minister Akansoy said that after evaluating the area they discovered that the cause of the flood was due to the stream bed being interfered with.Kyrenia Flood 20151217

Kyrenia Flood 20151217_2‘Clearly the buildings built on stream beds are preventing the flow of the water and causing the floods. We will act with the best interest of the public in mind. 1 or 2 people may become victims but hundreds of people will benefit and therefore after discussing all solution models with stakeholders and the public that’s when we will begin our workings’ said Akansoy.

Explaining that all ministry, municipality and government workers will be on duty 24 hours in order to assist in any situation that may arise due to continued rain in the area, Mr. Akansoy said that citizens may get in contact with these units if they have flood related problems.

Source: BRT World News

1 thought on “Every Year again – Heavy Rainfalls flood the Girne Region

  1. So what happened to the new storm drains they spent millions of TL installing and months of disruption in Girne and Karoglanoglu (excuse spelling)!!! It is all very well blaming buildings in river beds etc but which members of staff will be dismissed for allowing them to be built?

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