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Heavy Rainfall Affected Ankara: Vehicles Were Swept Away by the Floodwaters.

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Heavy rainfall in Ankara caused flooding in many areas. Cars, motorcycles, and garbage containers were swept away by the water, and homes and businesses were flooded.

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Heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms has hit the Turkish capital, Ankara, causing difficulties in the movement of vehicles and water accumulation in some areas of the city. The rains began during the night hours with interruptions, but their intensity increased significantly in the morning. As a result of the large amount of water, puddles were created on some roads and boulevards, preventing the normal movement of vehicles. A car overturned …

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Heavy rainfall in Ankara caused flooding in many areas. Cars, motorcycles, and garbage containers were swept away by the water, and homes and businesses were flooded.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Heavy rainfall that began in Ankara during the night turned into floods. Vehicles were submerged, roads collapsed, and delivery drivers' motorcycles were swept away. Homes and businesses were flooded, underpasses were closed to traffic, and a fire broke out on a roof struck by lightning.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Heavy rainfall in Ankara this morning caused flooding that swept away delivery motorcycles, and numerous businesses, streets, and roads were submerged.

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Haberler broke the news on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
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