Strong storm hits Istanbul: Ferry services cancelled
Due to adverse weather conditions in Istanbul, ferry services on the Bostancı-Moda-Karaköy-Kabataş line have been cancelled. Citizens have been advised to use alternative road and rail transport routes.
Maritime transport in Istanbul has been disrupted once again due to adverse weather conditions. Scheduled ferry services on the Bostancı-Moda-Karaköy-Kabataş line have been cancelled due to the severe weather.
Authorities stated that the cancellations were made for safety reasons and announced that a new update regarding when services will resume would be provided in the coming hours.

ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORT SUGGESTIONS
Due to the cancellation of services, passengers using this line are advised to consider road and rail transport alternatives. Metro, Marmaray, and bus lines offer alternative options for transportation in these areas.
STRONG STORM WARNING FROM METEOROLOGY
The General Directorate of Meteorology has warned citizens to be cautious due to the strong winds and storms affecting Istanbul. It was reported that preparations should be made for other possible disruptions in maritime transport.

ANNOUNCEMENT: FOLLOW CURRENT UPDATES
Authorities stated that developments regarding the resumption of services will be announced on the websites of Şehir Hatları and other official institutions. Citizens are requested to follow these platforms to access up-to-date information.
News Source: 12punto
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