Recently, various regions in Turkey have experienced disasters caused by avalanches, landslides, and soil erosion. These events threaten agricultural lands and residential areas.

For instance, in Kozluk district of Batman, a fire damaged 20 acres of wheat fields. The fire was brought under control with the help of firefighters and locals.

In Osmaniye, a similar incident occurred where 20 acres of wheat were burned. The cause of the fire is still unknown.

In Diyarbakır, 120 acres of wheat fields were damaged in a fire. The wind caused the fire to spread quickly, and villagers intervened.

These disasters not only lead to significant losses in the agricultural sector but also threaten environmental balances. Authorities emphasize the need for necessary measures to prevent such events.

In the aftermath of these events, it is stated that disaster management and emergency plans need to be reviewed. Being prepared for natural disasters is the responsibility of every individual.