Institutions Are Alarmed Against Fire Risk
Speaking at the Antalya Coordination Board Meeting, Governor Şahin conveyed the ongoing efforts to combat forest fires and called for sensitivity to all institutions and citizens.
Antalya public investments carried out and the forest fires that occurred recently were discussed at the 3rd Provincial Coordination Board Meeting of 2026. The meeting held at Antalya Provincial Directorate of National Education Meeting Hall was chaired by Antalya Governor Hulusi Şahin. At the meeting were Antalya Deputy Mayor Büşra Özdemir, deputy governors, district governors, district mayors and representatives of public institutions and organizations.
Struggle Continues at Two Points
Stating that more than 12 large and small fires broke out during the process, Governor Şahin stated that most of the flames were taken under control. Stating that the energy of the fire in Kaş district has been reduced, Şahin emphasized that control will be achieved in a short time if adverse weather conditions do not occur. Governor Şahin noted that the Kemer-Kumluca highway was closed to transportation for security reasons due to the flames in the Kumluca district, and that 2 planes, 4 helicopters, 30 fire trucks, 9 water trucks and 251 personnel were dispatched to the region. announced.
Call to Farmers and Citizens
Noting that the risk continues due to high temperature, low humidity and strong wind, Şahin said that farmers and citizens having picnics should avoid behaviors that may cause fire, especially during agricultural activities. On the other hand, referring to the Deposit Management System carried out by the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, Governor Şahin called for all municipalities and public institutions to allocate space for the widespread use of deposit return machines throughout the city.
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