Transportation details announced for the 'Palestine' gathering at Galata Bridge
Meeting, entry, and transportation details have been announced for the demonstration taking place tomorrow at Galata Bridge to say "stop" to the massacre in Palestine, with the participation of nearly 400 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) gathered under the umbrella of the Humanity Alliance and the National Will Platform.
According to information on the Humanity Alliance website,for the march to be held with the slogan "We are not intimidated, we are not silent, we do not forget Palestine,"thegathering areasfor the marchare the Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque, Sultanahmet, Taksim, Fatih, Süleymaniye, and the Eminönü New Mosque.designated as.
After the morning prayer is performed in congregation at these mosques, the walk to reachGalata Bridgewillbegin.The march will commence.
Pedestrians, in order to enter the area,will use the Eminönü side of the Galata Bridge.gates numbered "K1" and "K2" and the Galata Bridge Karaköy sidewill use the gate numbered "K3".
To reach the Galata Bridge, it is a 5-minute walk from the Marmaray SirkeciStation to the "K1" entrance gate, and from the M2 Yenikapı-Hacıosman Metro Line Halifrom the station to the "K2" entrance gate 7 minutes for the "K2" entrance gate5 minutes from the Beyazıt Station of the T1 Kabataş-Bağcılar Tram Line to the gathering areas, and from the T5 Eminönü-Alibeyköy Tram Lineat the Küçükpazar Station to the "K2" entrance gateA 5-minute walking distance is anticipated.
Additionally, transport to the areawill be provided by buses from manydistricts of Istanbul.
The parking area at Galataportwill be available for those arrivingby vehicle.will beopen.
News Source: 12punto
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