Heavy rain in Ankara last night disrupted transportation, causing damage to some metro stations. Following the heavy rain last night, citizens heading to the metro stations in the morning were greeted with warning signs. Information texts posted at the metro entrances stated, “Due to the disruptions caused by the heavy rainfall on April 30, certain sections of our line are non-operational, so there will be no train operation between OSB Törekent and Atatürk Cultural Center stations. Bus services will be provided between these stations.”
As a result of the OSB Törekent-Atatürk Cultural Center metro stations being out of service, passengers are being transported by buses between these stops. The heavy rainfall in the city has affected the operations of the metro line, leading to this temporary solution of using buses for transportation. The management is working to address the issues caused by the rainfall and to ensure the safety and convenience of the passengers using the metro system.
The heavy rain in Ankara not only caused disruptions to the metro system but also impacted the daily lives of the residents in the city. The sudden downpour led to waterlogging in various areas, making it difficult for people to commute and causing inconvenience to many. Citizens are urged to take precautions during such weather events and to stay informed about any changes or disruptions in transportation services.
The authorities in Ankara are monitoring the situation closely and taking necessary measures to address the impacts of the heavy rain. Efforts are being made to minimize disruption to transportation services and to ensure the safety and well-being of the residents. The use of buses as an alternative transportation option between the affected metro stations is a temporary solution until normal operations can be restored. It is advised for commuters to plan their journeys accordingly and to stay updated on any developments.
