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Istanbul Flood Death Toll Rises to 3, While 4 Remain Missing

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The death toll from torrential rain and flooding in Istanbul has risen to three, while four people remain missing, the Istanbul Governor's Office said Thursday. A man's body was fo...

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In Istanbul, heavy rains have increased the number of victims to three, continued search for four more missing persons, reported by Turkish TVT Haber. On Thursday, rescuers discovered a man ' s body near a water body in the Kagythan area, transferred TASS with reference to TRT Haber. Early Istanbul authorities reported two deaths. The Governor of Turkish megapolis, Davut Gül, noted that the rescue workers had evacuated 2,722 persons in the …

A massive flood in Istanbul took the lives of three people, including a 14-year-old boy, and after heavy rains the streets of Turkish megapolis became rivers, cars were stuck in the water, and dozens of planes were unable to land at the airport.

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Heavy rainfall that has affected Istanbul for the past two days has caused flooding and damage in many districts. A metro station, the basement of a primary school, and houses were flooded, retaining walls collapsed, and overflowing streams submerged streets and fields. In Ayazağa, workers trapped in a factory were rescued using an excavator. While teams continue their water drainage efforts, here's a district-by-district account of the situatio…

Following the heavy rainfall that affected Istanbul, the body of a man was found entangled in the support pillar of a bridge by a stream in Kağıthane. The Istanbul Governorship announced that the death toll from the floods had risen to three, and that search efforts were continuing for four missing people. The man was believed to be in his 40s and had been swept away by the floodwaters in Ayazağa.

The Istanbul Governorship announced that a male body was found near Sadabat Park in Kağıthane. The death toll from the heavy rains has risen to three, while search efforts continue for four missing people.

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Apa broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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