45 Kilograms of Rain Brought Bounty to Sakarya
Sakarya finally received the rain it had been waiting for so long. The brief but intense downpour left a total of 45 kilograms of rain across the city, replenishing the soil and groundwater reserves.
This article was translated automatically from Turkish. Türkçe orijinal ›
The Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality Water and Sewerage Administration (SASKİ) successfully channeled the rain—which the city had long awaited—to its treatment plants via robust infrastructure networks. To manage drinking water resources efficiently, precipitation data across the city is monitored in real time.
The brief but intense rainfall was a blessing for soil and groundwater resources. Across the province, the districts of Sapanca, Serdivan, and Adapazarı received the highest rainfall, with 8 kilograms per square meter.
RAINWATER WAS TRANSPORTED FULLY VIA A ROBUST INFRASTRUCTURE
In a statement issued by the agency, “We transported every drop of the long-awaited rainfall to our treatment plants via robust infrastructure networks without allowing even a single drop to go to waste. The brief but intense rain left 45 kilograms of precipitation across the city. Conserving water through prudent usage during this period is crucial for protecting the water we have collected. To ensure the rainwater is transported without any issues and to prevent any adverse effects, our teams are continuing to work in the field on a 24-hour basis.”
