Recently, various regions in Turkey have experienced disasters such as avalanches, landslides, and mudslides. These incidents have become more frequent, especially with the increased rainfall during the winter months.

A recent house fire in Trabzon illustrates how quickly such disasters can escalate. The fire rapidly spread to two homes, but firefighting teams were able to respond quickly and bring it under control.

In Tekirdağ, a fire caused by an electric heater rendered a single-story house unusable. Local residents intervened to control the fire, highlighting the importance of fire safety measures.

Similar fires have occurred in provinces like Hakkari and Izmir. These incidents demonstrate the need for local governments to review their emergency plans and allocate more resources for fire prevention and rapid response.

Lastly, a gas explosion in Trabzon caused a house to collapse. Such events highlight the necessity for public awareness and increased emergency preparedness.

Recent avalanches, landslides, and mudslide disasters in Turkey have affected many lives. These events are considered a result of climate change and extreme weather conditions.

In Düzce, a fire caused a two-story wooden house to be engulfed in flames. The fire was brought under control by firefighters' quick response. However, the house, barn, and tractor were rendered unusable.

A similar fire incident occurred in Kızılcahamam, Ankara. The fire in a two-story wooden house was extinguished by firefighter...