Gulf Water Raid Fades

Gulf Water Raid: Gulf district Yeniyalı and Barbaros neighborhood houses and businesses are getting rid of floods and floods.
In Kocaeli's gulf district, Yeniyalı and Barbaros neighborhoods, houses and workplaces close to the stream bed were exposed to floods and floods that occurred after years of rain. The infrastructural creek and culvert works, which started with the construction of the intersection with sunken output, which started last year in the D-100 Highway Tütünçiftlik location and opened to traffic towards the end of the year, has come to an end. The old-style inadequate lines connecting from the Yeniyalı district to the north of the road to the Barbaros district on the south and connecting to the treatment facilities were removed and the 3 meters wide and 2 meters high reinforced concrete was transformed into a tunnel-shaped culvert, with some parts of the open road and parts close to the buildings closed.
The separate sewer line was renewed. Houses and businesses close to the river bed in both neighborhoods were inadequate in the rain for years and the old lines could not attract water and the houses and workplaces in the neighborhood had to struggle with flooding. In the studies carried out by İSU and carried out jointly with the Highways in some departments, the end of the construction phase has been carefully followed by the highways and ISU control engineers. It is planned to prevent floods and floods in heavy rains caused by the removal of surface waters in the grill with grill connections left on low floors.