Villagers Surprise Firefighters with Celebration During Firefighters Week
Yazıköy residents staged a fake fire alarm to honor Safranbolu firefighters with cake, local grapes, and a dedicated song.
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- Yazıköy villagers staged a fake fire alarm to surprise firefighters during Firefighters Week
- Crews were welcomed with cake, Çavuş grapes, torches, and a dedicated song
- Village headman Deniz Tüzer coordinated the event with Deputy Mayor Serkan Adabaş
- Firefighters were thanked for always responding quickly to emergencies
- Local artist Hasan Alp performed "Safranbolu Fire Department" at the celebration
Residents of Yazıköy in Safranbolu district organized a surprise celebration for firefighters during Firefighters Week, observed September 25 to October 1. Village headman Deniz Tüzer coordinated with Deputy Mayor Serkan Adabaş to prepare a cake and Çavuş grapes in the village square. Tüzer then called the fire department reporting a fire at two houses to bring the crews to the village. Firefighters arriving for the emergency found a celebration instead, welcomed with torches by officials and villagers. Local artist Hasan Alp performed a song titled "Safranbolu Fire Department" written for the occasion. Tüzer said the village wanted to stand by firefighters on a good day after they always stood by residents on bad days. Deputy Mayor Adabaş described the surprise as very special for the teams.
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