Some roads in Ankara to be closed to traffic
Due to the "Grand Pensioners' Rally" to be organized by the CHP, some roads in the capital will be closed to vehicle traffic starting tomorrow night.
According to the statement made by the Ankara Police Department, due to the rally to be held on Sunday, May 26, between 13:00 and 17:00, starting from 22:00 tomorrow, if necessary, the section of Anıt Street between Turgut Reis Street and Anadolu Square, all streets and avenues opening into it, and the entire variant connecting GMK Boulevard to Kazım Karabekir Street will be closed to two-way traffic.
The roads that will be closed from 10:00 on Sunday until the end of the event are as follows:
"Anıt Street and all streets and avenues opening into it, the section of Gençlik Street between the Akdeniz Street intersection and the Anıt Street intersection and all streets and avenues opening into it, the section of Dögol Street between the Beşevler Junction and Anadolu Square and all streets and avenues opening into it, the section of GMK Boulevard between the Strazburg Street intersection and Anadolu Square and all streets and avenues opening into it, the side variants providing connection from Celal Bayar Boulevard to Kazım Karabekir Street and the side variants providing connection from Kazım Karabekir Street to Celal Bayar Boulevard, the side variant providing connection from Hipodrom Street towards Anadolu Square and the side variants providing connection from Kazım Karabekir Street towards Gar Square, and the section of Kazım Karabekir Street between Istanbul Street and Anadolu Square will be closed to two-way vehicle traffic."
News Source: 12punto
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