Guests of two hotels evacuated due to forest fire in Turkey

In the Turkish province of Antalya, the guests of two hotels were evacuated due to the spread of a forest fire. This was reported on September 19 by Antalya Hakkında portal.

"Two hotels were evacuated as a precautionary measure. Active work is underway to prevent the spread of fire," the publication says.

It is noted that strong winds contribute to the spread of fire.

Fire service personnel, as well as several water tankers, were sent to eliminate the fire.

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On September 19, it was reported that forest fires had broken out in Turkey in the Kajegiz and Milas districts of Mugla district and Aksu and Alanya in Antalya. So, in the Alanya region, fires spread to several mahallas, including Aliefendi, Ispatli, Kocaoglanli, Ishakli and Kargicak, where the fire came close to residential areas.

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