Heavy Rainfall in Sakarya Caused the Sea in Karasu to Turn Brown and the Kocaali Beach to Become Polluted.
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Following the severe rainfall and floods that affected the entire Sakarya region, the Sakarya River, whose flow rate increased significantly, carried tons of muddy water into the Black Sea, turning the sea's usual blue color almost brown. The astonishing scene created by the stark color difference between the muddy waters and the waves at the confluence of the river and the sea was revealed second by second in drone footage taken from the air.
Following the heavy rainfall that continues to affect Sakarya, the sea in Karasu has turned brown. Silt and muddy soil carried by the Sakarya River have spread to the shore. Tree branches, logs, waste, and hazelnuts have washed up on the beaches of Kocaali.
Following heavy rainfall in Sakarya since Wednesday, the flow rate of streams and rivers emptying into the sea in Karasu has increased, and the silt and mud carried by the Sakarya River have turned the water brown along the shore. In Kocaali, logs, branches, waste, and hazelnuts carried by the Büyükmelen Stream have washed ashore.
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