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Turkish municipal infrastructure investments

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Turkish municipalities continue extensive road and infrastructure modernization projects across several regions. In Kahramanmaraş, the Metropolitan Municipality is executing large-scale asphalt investments, including a 500 million TL project in Elbistan and completed earthquake-related repairs in Dulkadiroğlu. In Istanbul, the İBB recently completed a massive summer asphalt program, while İzmir has renewed 267 kilometers of roads. Recent developments include: • Balıkesir: Mayor Ahmet Akın has implemented new transportation services for ~~Keremköy~~ Keremköy, adding it to the Ayvalık Marina – Bizimköy route with four daily trips to assist students and workers. In Ayvalık, residents of the Sahilkent neighborhood are requesting the relocation of a wastewater treatment plant due to odor and health ~~concerns.~~ concerns, offering to contribute to the costs of moving the facility. Additionally, authorities in Turanköy are addressing complaints regarding a private camping business involving sewage discharge and beach encroachment. • Ankara: ASKİ is executing a major project in the Keçiören Basınevleri neighborhood to resolve a 40-year-old flooding problem by installing large-capacity rainwater and wastewater lines. • Kocaeli: The metropolitan municipality completed a major intersection reorganization in Başiskele, featuring a new roundabout, rainwater drainage systems, and asphalt resurfacing at the junction of Vatan and İhsan Peker Avenues. • Other regional updates: Asphalt renewal in Seyhan’s Ulucami neighborhood; completion of roof repairs at the Bedesten Multi-Story Parking Garage in Kayseri; a new 50-cubic meter water tank in Balya; and reports of sewage leakage in the Akçay stream in Seydişehir. In Trabzon, legal discussions have emerged regarding potential bans on swimming in Beşikdüzü to ensure safety. • Ongoing efforts: Continued work in Diyarbakır, Muğla, Bursa, and Karadeniz Ereğli.

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