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A cold front that moved in from Russia brought heavy snowfall to the Black Sea and Eastern Anatolia regions of Turkey. The sudden drop in temperatures and the accumulation of snow and ice prompted local authorities to suspend school bus transport for one day. On Monday, 9 November 2026, the district governor’s offices in Van announced that bus‑based education would be halted for the day in the following districts: Muradiye, Tuşba, Çaldıran, Erciş, İpekyolu, Gürpınar and Edremit. The decision was made after assessments by the Meteorological Regional Directorate indicated continued snowfall and a risk of icy roads. In Trabzon, the Şalpazarı and Tonya district governor’s offices issued a similar notice. “Considering the safety of students and the potential disruptions to transportation, Şalpazarı will not hold bus‑based education on Monday, 9 November 2026,” the Şalpazarı governor’s office said. The measures apply only to students who normally travel to school by bus. No general school holiday was declared, and the decisions do not affect schools that do not rely on bus transport. The authorities emphasized that the temporary suspension was intended to protect students from hazardous road conditions caused by the heavy snowfall and ice. Article source: Haberler | Image credit: Haberler
A cold front that moved in from Russia brought heavy snowfall to the Black Sea and Eastern Anatolia regions of Turkey. The sudden drop in temperatures and the accumulation of snow and ice prompted local authorities to suspend school bus transport for one day. On Monday, 9 November 2026, the district governor’s offices in Van announced that bus‑based education would be halted for the day in the following districts: Muradiye, Tuşba, Çaldıran, Erciş, İpekyolu, Gürpınar and Edremit. The decision was made after assessments by the Meteorological Regional Directorate indicated continued snowfall and a risk of icy roads. In Trabzon, the Şalpazarı and Tonya district governor’s offices issued a similar notice. “Considering the safety of students and the potential disruptions to transportation, Şalpazarı will not hold bus‑based education on Monday, 9 November 2026,” the Şalpazarı governor’s office said. The measures apply only to students who normally travel to school by bus. No general school holiday was declared, and the decisions do not affect schools that do not rely on bus transport. The authorities emphasized that the temporary suspension was intended to protect students from hazardous road conditions caused by the heavy snowfall and ice.
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