Communication Directorate issues warning regarding national match before YKS
The Directorate of Communications has issued a warning to citizens who will be watching the Turkish National Football Team's match tomorrow morning, urging them to avoid behaviors that could disturb students taking the Higher Education Institutions Examination (YKS).
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In a statement made on the Communication Directorate's social media account, it was stated: "We wish our National Football Team success in their second World Cup match against Paraguay.
We kindly request all our citizens supporting our National Team to consider our young people who will be taking the university entrance exam, to experience the excitement of the match in a measured way, and to avoid behaviors that could disturb our students."
Emphasizing what should be paid attention to tomorrow, the statement noted the following:
"While experiencing the excitement created by our National Football Team's World Cup match tomorrow morning, it is important to pay attention to the following points in order not to negatively affect the exam success of our students who will take the YKS.
Loud celebrations, convoys, and the use of horns should be avoided before and after the match. The volume of televisions, speakers, and similar broadcasting devices should be kept at a level that will not disturb the surroundings.
Especially during the morning hours when the exam will be held, unnecessary vehicle traffic and behaviors that could create noise should be avoided. Maximum care should be taken to maintain silence in areas where exam centers are located.
Social sensitivity should be shown so that our students can maintain their focus during this important exam for which they have worked hard for a long time. Families and citizens should adopt a supportive attitude during this process, which is of great importance for the future of our youth. While showing our support for our National Team, care should also be taken to maintain a calm and peaceful environment that will contribute to the exam success of our students."