Curfew in Bursa Turned into an Opportunity

Having a 4-day curfew opportunity, the Metropolitan Municipality, on the one hand, is engaged in asphalt work from the ground in the main arteries in the city center, on the other hand, in the central districts such as Osmangazi, Yıldırım and Nilüfer, as well as in the remote districts such as İnegöl and Kestel, road maintenance and repair, parquet, border and pavement. is doing overtime. Stating that they see the curfew as an opportunity and they have accelerated the activities that they have difficulties due to social intensity under normal conditions, Metropolitan Mayor Alinur Aktaş said that they are aiming for a more comfortable Bursa.

Central districts…

Asphalt, road maintenance and repair, parquet and border work continued in Bursa and 17 districts of the center. The Metropolitan Municipality, which turned social life restricted due to coronavirus measures into opportunities, entered into a comprehensive road-building study in Osmangazi, Yıldırım, Nilüfer, İnegöl and Kestel districts. Taking action due to a 4-day curfew, the Metropolitan Municipality worked on asphalt pavement on Yeşil Caddesi and Yıldırım 11, Çelebi Mehmet and Gökdere boulevards. Some of the Council of Europe Boulevard in Osmangazi district got its share from the asphalt paving service of the Metropolitan Municipality.

İnegöl and Kestel…

The plans made by the Metropolitan Municipality for the districts in this period were also reflected in road arrangement activities. Parquet, border and pavement works were carried out in the Domination, Dumlupınar, Kaplıca, Hastayurdu and 1. Hürriyet streets of Osmangazi district. Similar activities were carried out in Kayapa District of Nilüfer district, Akpınar and Uludağ of İnegöl district, Fevzi Çakmak and Bursa streets of Kestel district.

Metropolitan Mayor Alinur Aktaş said that they are aiming for a Bursa street and streets. Emphasizing that they accelerated the services that they could not or do not have due to social intensity under normal conditions in this period, Mayor Aktaş said, “The 4-day curfew was clearly an opportunity for us. By mobilizing all our teams, we started the activities where needed. I hope we will travel in a different Bursa than before, as of Monday, when the ban will end. ”