UAE Embassy urges caution for citizens in Turkey amid Bursa wildfires

Embassy stressed importance of following safety instructions issued by local authorities

Last updated: July 27, 2025 | 21:54

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Firefighters attempt to extinguish a wildfire as smoke and flames rise from a forested area in the Gursu district of Bursa early on July 27, 2025.

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The UAE Embassy in Istanbul has urged Emirati citizens in Turkey to exercise caution due to ongoing wildfires, particularly in the city of Bursa.

In an official advisory, the embassy stressed the importance of remaining vigilant and following all safety instructions issued by local authorities to ensure personal safety.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also reminded citizens of the emergency contact numbers 0097180024 and 0097180044444 and encouraged them to register for the Tawajudi service to receive updates and assistance when needed.

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UAE Embassy urges caution for citizens in Turkey amid Bursa wildfires

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