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Weather warnings in neighboring countries and the region

The approach of the rainy system from the south of West Asia region to the countries of Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Turkey caused the authorities in some regions of these countries to issue warnings about this.
– International news – Tasnim news, Turkish meteorology has issued a yellow warning in nearly 10 provinces in the south and southeast of the country and announced that in most These provinces will witness heavy snow and blizzard.

According to published pictures and videos, heavy snowfall has started in Erzurum province of Turkey a few hours ago.

Heavy rains in Iraq. It started a few hours ago and all the provinces of this country have reported rain. The city of Ramadi, the capital of the western province of Anbar, is witnessing heavy rains, and meteorologists in this country have reported a noticeable drop in temperature in some eastern and northern provinces.

Meteorologists in Saudi Arabia have also announced that this country will start from today. Monday to Wednesday will witness heavy rains, and he asked the citizens of this country to eat Iftar at their homes today and tomorrow, Tuesday. Tayyaba University and schools are closed due to the rain today, Monday.

The Saudi Civil Defense Organization also announced that there will be heavy rains until Wednesday, and asked the citizens to be extremely careful and avoid gathering and gathering in Avoid roads and the bed of rivers and valleys.

The Mecca Crisis Management Center also warned that the Mecca region will witness heavy rains and they should be careful while traveling on highways and beaches.

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© Webangah News Hub has translated this news from the source of Tasnim News Agency
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