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Storm blocks swimming: Governor's Office issues ban with specific hours

The Zonguldak Governor's Office has announced a temporary ban on swimming due to adverse weather conditions and a storm expected to affect the region. According to the decision, citizens will not be permitted to enter the sea from 1:00 PM on Wednesday, July 1, until 7:00 AM on Thursday, July 2.

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Storm blocks swimming: Governor's Office issues ban with specific hours

A temporary ban on swimming has been imposed in Zonguldak due to adverse weather conditions. The Zonguldak Governor's Office announced that, in line with the decision taken due to the expected storm, swimming will not be permitted during the specified hours.

GOVERNOR'S OFFICE ISSUES SWIMMING BAN

In a statement made on the Zonguldak Governor's Office's official social media account, it was reported that a precautionary decision was taken due to the adverse weather conditions and storm expected in the region.

According to the statement, swimming has been banned throughout the province starting from 1:00 PM on Wednesday, July 1, until 7:00 AM on Thursday, July 2.

BAN TO REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL SPECIFIED HOURS

Within the scope of the decision announced by the Governor's Office, citizens will not be allowed to enter the sea during the specified time interval.

It was stated that the ban is being implemented to ensure life safety against the risks that may be posed by adverse weather conditions.

WARNING ISSUED TO CITIZENS

In the Governor's Office statement, it was emphasized that it is important for citizens to comply with the measures taken.

The statement included the following: "For the safety of our citizens, it is kindly requested that the ban be observed between the specified dates and hours."


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