Ankara Metropolitan Municipality's Snow Fighting Work Continued Until Morning

With the snowfall that was effective in the capital, Ankara Metropolitan Municipality teams became vigilant. With 1020 vehicles and 2 personnel on the field, it continued its struggle against snow and ice throughout the night. During the night, where ABB President Mansur Yavaş informed the people of Ankara about the works through his social media accounts, ABB's snowplow vehicles could be followed live on the address “karfollow.ankara.com.tr”.

After the snowfall showed its effect in Ankara yesterday evening, the Metropolitan Municipality teams were vigilant so that the transportation and daily lives of the citizens who would leave their homes in the morning were not disrupted.

Metropolitan teams, under the coordination of the Disaster Coordination Center (AKOM), continue their snow-fighting activities in the center and surrounding districts on a 7/24 basis.

CITIZENS INFORMED ABOUT SLOW SNOW FIGHTING WORKS

The Metropolitan Municipality worked in the field with 1020 vehicles and 2 personnel throughout the night.

Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş, who closely follows the snow-fighting efforts, also informed the citizens of the Capital via his social media accounts. In his post in the morning hours, “Our colleagues continued their work at the beginning of the morning until the morning. All our main arteries, boulevards and streets are open. You can go to work comfortably. Due to the -5 degree air temperature, our struggle with icing continues. Using the expressions "Let's be cautious", Yavaş reminded that road conditions can be reached via the address "karfollow.ankara.com.tr".

WORKS ARE WATCHED LIVE

Within the scope of the project implemented by Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş for the first time in Turkey, citizens can follow the snow-fighting activities live on the address "karfollow.ankara.com.tr", while instantly accessing the location of the vehicles, working routes and license plate information. Thus, the citizens of Başkent, who will go to their home, work or another place with their vehicles, can obtain information about the condition of the streets.