Ayamama Creek Rehabilitation Work Continues From Three Branches

İBB continues the rehabilitation work that will eliminate floods and overflows in Ayamama Creek at three different points. IMM President to examine the project that will give Istanbulites a sigh of relief upon completion and to advance the process quickly. Ekrem İmamoğluwill visit the breeding site.

İSKİ, one of the affiliates of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM), continues its rehabilitation works in the Ayamama Stream, which flows through six districts and flows into the Marmara Sea. Due to the flooding of Ayamama Creek, one of the longest rivers in the city, in the past years; Flood disasters occurred many times in İkitelli, Güneşli, Yenibosna and Ataköy districts. In order to prevent these disasters from happening again, IMM carries out rehabilitation works at three different points: between the Sea of ​​​​Marmara - the World Trade Center, between the World Trade Center - the TEM Highway and over the TEM Highway. IMM President to make investigations in the project area that will solve an important problem of the city that has been going on for many years. Ekrem İmamoğlu, tomorrow at 18.00:XNUMX will visit the point where the improvement work is done.

AYAMAMA WILL RETURN TO THE VALLEY OF LIFE

IMM; It is carrying out a rehabilitation project in order to eliminate the flooding risk of Ayamama Creek passing through Başakşehir, Sultangazi, Küçükçekmece, Bağcılar, Bahçelievler and Bakırköy districts. The rehabilitation of 21 meters of the Ayamama Creek, whose main tributary is 15.800 kilometers long, has been completed in previous years. In the remaining part of 5.200 meters, reclamation work, wastewater collector manufacturing, expropriation operations and zoning practices continue.

After the completion of the ongoing work, Ayamama Creek and its surroundings will have a brand new face. Ayamama, which will be reconstructed, will be transformed into a valley of life. In Ayamama Life Valley, which will be a center of attraction for the people of the region, there will be walking-cycling routes, green areas, children's playgrounds and activity areas. After the completion of the rehabilitation of Ayamama Creek, the Valley is planned to be opened in the early summer of 2021.