Kepez Mayor Mesut Kocagöz inspected the ongoing construction of the 112 Emergency Health Services Station in Sakarya Park. The project, funded by the Kepez Municipality and supported by philanthropist Süleyman Akbıyık, will significantly contribute to emergency healthcare services in the region upon completion.

Kepez Municipality is making another significant investment in healthcare. The 112 Emergency Health Services Station, built in Sakarya Park, aims to increase emergency response capacity in the region and provide faster and more effective healthcare services to citizens. Construction of the station, whose foundation stone was laid on Wednesday, May 21st with the participation of Kepez Mayor Mesut Kocagöz, is progressing rapidly. The station, built on Sakarya Park, occupies a 150-square-meter site. The facility, planned to include two rest rooms, a training and coordination room, and a medical room, is equipped to provide 24-hour service. Kepez Mayor Mesut Kocagöz, who inspected the project on site, expressed his satisfaction with the progress of the construction with the following words: “I would like to thank our philanthropist brother Süleyman Akbıyık. When our esteemed Governor and our esteemed Provincial Director of Health came here, we made a request to them. We said let's complete this project by August 30th. As you can see, the project is progressing very quickly. With the efforts of our headman, we are closely following the process together with all our colleagues. As the Kepez Municipality, we are providing all kinds of support. We are contributing in every field for the speedy completion of the project. It is truly a very important station. 24-hour service will be provided here. I wish it all the best in advance.” After the construction of the station, undertaken by philanthropist Süleyman Akbıyık, was completed within the framework of the protocol signed with the Kepez Municipality, It will begin operating under the name "Service Station."

Kepez Municipality continues to collaborate with philanthropists to undertake exemplary projects to improve the quality of public services and make life easier for citizens.