New vehicles were delivered to the teams in Alanya
The locally produced and national vehicles, including TOGG, and other new cars sent by the Ministry of the Interior were delivered to the Alanya Police Department and the Alanya Gendarmerie Command.
The locally produced vehicles, including TOGG, and other new cars sent by the Ministry of the Interior to all 81 provinces were received to serve in the Alanya Police Department and Gendarmerie Command. Today, a service and introduction program for the 20 vehicles sent by the Ministry of the Interior was held in front of the Atatürk Monument in Alanya. The program was attended by Alanya District Governor Dr. Fatih Ürkmezer, Alanya District Gendarmerie Commander Major Hüseyin Direk, Alanya Police Chief Murat Kenan Patat, AK Party District Chairman Mehmet Şarani Tavlı, and citizens. During the event, Governor Ürkmezer visited and inspected the new vehicles with the protocol.
Speaking about the event, Governor Ürkmezer said, "We came together today to introduce the new vehicles sent for our Police and Gendarmerie Units serving for the public order of Alanya. About a month ago, with the participation of our President, the Ministry of the Interior carried out the distribution of these new vehicles to all 81 provinces. Today, 10 vehicles were delivered to the Police Department and 10 to the Gendarmerie Command in Alanya, totaling 20 vehicles. These vehicles will carry out duties in maintaining order, patrolling, and traffic services. Among them is our national and domestic vehicle, TOGG. We continue to work 24/7 to ensure the safety and security of Alanya. Our city is one of the most peaceful in the region. I would like to thank all law enforcement agencies working to ensure security and order in Alanya. We thank President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Minister of the Interior Ali Yerlikaya for their great support in providing these vehicles. We will continue to work together for the peace and security of Alanya. May these new vehicles bring prosperity to Alanya. May they be used without accidents or incidents."
At the end of the program, Governor Ürkmezer and the participants took a commemorative photo in front of the new vehicles.
