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Ex-UN Official: Rains in Turkey Tied to Climate and Infrastructure
The article discusses the causes and challenges that led to the heavy rains experienced in Turkey, particularly in Istanbul. It pointed out that the interplay of several factors—such as climate change, rising temperatures of the land and seas—contributes to increased humidity and intense rainfall. It also emphasized that weak infrastructure and water drainage systems, along with unorganized urban planning and high population density, raise the risks of floods and related disasters. Additionally, it explained that improving drainage networks, regulating urban development, and reducing random construction can help mitigate the damages caused by such extreme weather phenomena.
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