Work continues uninterruptedly in Gaziantep, where Murat Kurum, the Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, coordinates after the earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, which is described as the “disaster of the century”. With the help of TOKİ and the General Directorate of Emlak Konut, affiliated to the Ministry, work on temporary shelters for 495 people in 4 separate areas of 32 thousand square meters in total in Nurdağı and İslahiye districts has been started. Temporary accommodation areas, which will consist of masonry structures, prefabricated and containers, will include children's playgrounds, kindergarten, school, mosque, sports fields, social facilities and health facilities… The Minister Institution, which started work for permanent residences as well as temporary accommodation areas, went to the provinces affected by earthquakes. In the coordination meetings it holds here, it also consults on the determination of new settlement areas. The Ministry also started microzonation and ground survey studies for new residential areas. Minister Murat Kurum stated that in addition to the temporary accommodation areas to be established, studies have also been initiated for permanent residences.
In Gaziantep, under the coordination of the Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum, the works of TOKİ affiliated to the Ministry and the General Directorate of Emlak Konut continue uninterrupted throughout the city, especially in Nurdağı and İslahiye.
It has been announced that the temporary shelters to be built by TOKİ and the General Directorate of Emlak Konut for earthquake victims will consist of masonry structures, prefabricated structures and containers in Gaziantep, where teams working in the region have made great efforts after the Kahramanmaraş-centered earthquakes, which are described as the "disaster of the century".
“Infrastructures were built, ground leveling works were completed, containers were brought”
The temporary accommodation area in Nurdağı district is planned as 2 thousand square meters in 305 separate areas. In these areas, which will accommodate 19 thousand people and consist of 3 thousand 208 units, all social facilities and equipment will take place. Infrastructures were built for the temporary shelters to be established, the ground leveling works were completed and it was announced that the containers were brought.
In the statement of the Ministry, 2 thousand 264 earthquake survivors will live in 2 separate temporary accommodation areas in İslahiye, in which 13 thousand 500 units will be located.
Children's playgrounds, kindergartens, schools, mosques, sports fields, social facilities and health facilities will be located in areas with a total area of 190 thousand square meters.
”Microzonation and ground survey studies for new residential areas started”
Murat Kurum, Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, goes to the provinces affected by the earthquakes in Kahramanmaraş, which is described as the "disaster of the century", and conducts consultations on the determination of new settlement areas at the coordination meetings. Minister Murat Kurum stated that in addition to the temporary accommodation areas to be established, studies have also been initiated for permanent residences.
At the provincial coordination meetings organized by the Minister Institution, the opinions of provincial administrators, municipalities, deputies, non-governmental organizations and academicians are taken for new settlement areas. In order to minimize the damage of the earthquake, the most suitable ground is determined by microzonation and ground survey studies. Accordingly, area determinations are made according to the right place, the most accurate ground, the most accurate technique, and the distance to the fault line for new settlements. After these determinations, ground survey studies were also started in the determined places. It will be possible to determine whether the ground is suitable for settlement by examining the samples determined from the areas within the scope of the studies.
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