Breaking News... Road Collapses in Bayrampaşa: People Trapped Under Rubble!
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Breaking news... A landslide occurred during infrastructure work being carried out by İSKİ (Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration) in Bayrampaşa, Istanbul. One worker trapped under the soil lost his life. According to the information received, the landslide occurred during excavation work being carried out by İSKİ on Şehir Parkı Street in Kocatepe Neighborhood, for reasons yet to be determined...
Worker Ali Demirci (36), who fell into a cave-in that occurred during work in Bayrampaşa, was trapped between the soil and the iron line. Demirci, who was extracted from where he was trapped by the fire brigade teams, lost his life despite all the efforts of the medical teams.
In Bayrampaşa, a road reportedly collapsed during construction work. It is understood that there are people trapped under the rubble.
Worker Ali Demirci (36), who fell into a sinkhole that formed on the road during excavation work in Bayrampaşa, was trapped between the soil and the iron line. Demirci, who was extracted from where he was trapped by the fire department, lost his life despite all the efforts of the medical teams. The incident occurred around 18.00 in Kocatepe Neighborhood. Allegedly, İSKİ employee Ali Demirci lost his balance and fell into the sinkhole that forme…
A road in Istanbul's Bayrampaşa district reportedly collapsed during construction work. Police, medical, fire, and AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Authority) teams were dispatched to the scene following a report. It is understood that there are people trapped under the rubble.
A worker was trapped under the soil in a landslide that occurred during infrastructure work being carried out by İSKİ (Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration) in Bayrampaşa, Istanbul. The worker, who was extracted through the intensive efforts of AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Authority) and fire department teams, was determined to have died.
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