Natural gas coming to Adıyaman; work begins in July
Translated from Turkish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Adıyaman, a city affected by earthquakes, is set to receive natural gas infrastructure.
- The mayor announced that work will begin in July, with the goal of improving living conditions.
- The project aims to provide cleaner energy and enhance the quality of life for residents, especially families.
Adıyaman, one of the cities impacted by the Kahramanmaraş earthquakes, is moving forward with infrastructure improvements, including the introduction of natural gas. Adıyaman Mayor Abdurrahman Tutdere met with residents in the Siteler neighborhood to discuss their needs, prioritizing natural gas, infrastructure, parks, and social spaces.
What is in the city center will also be in the peripheral neighborhoods.
Tutdere emphasized the municipality's commitment to providing equal services across all neighborhoods, stating, "What is in the city center will also be in the peripheral neighborhoods." He acknowledged existing problems, both pre- and post-earthquake, and expressed confidence in resolving them with public support and patience.
Especially the demand for natural gas voiced by our mothers and women is a very rightful demand. We told the relevant company, 'Bring natural gas to these neighborhoods, to these citizens. Let our citizens be comfortable, let our children not freeze, let our women, our mothers, no longer struggle with ash, stoves, and wood.'
Addressing the specific demand for natural gas, particularly from women and families, Tutdere announced that the project is set to begin soon. He assured residents that the municipality would cover any additional costs if future route changes were necessary. "I'll give you the good news; natural gas work will start here in a short time. Let's say congratulations, they are starting work in July," he declared.
I'll give you the good news; natural gas work will start here in a short time. Let's say congratulations, they are starting work in July.
The mayor also outlined plans to build a cleaner city for children, including new playgrounds and sports facilities. "We are building a completely clean city for our children," Tutdere said, adding that investments are also planned for the eastern part of the city, including hotel development and recreational areas with swimming pools and sports facilities.
We are building a completely clean city for our children.
Originally published by Cumhuriyet in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.