Heavy Rainfall Paralyzed Life in Istanbul: Metro Stations and Underpasses Were Flooded.
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Heavy rainfall intensified in Istanbul, causing flooding in metro stations and underpasses in Esenler, Zincirlikuyu, and Topkapı. Streets and roads turned into lakes in Sarıyer and Kağıthane, while the Alibey Stream overflowed in Arnavutköy. Some vehicles were submerged, and traffic congestion reached 89%. Istanbul Governor Davut Gül warned citizens about the heavy rainfall, urging them to avoid leaving their homes tomorrow unless absolutely nec…
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Heavy rainfall intensified in Istanbul, causing flooding in many districts. Metro stations and underpasses were flooded, and some vehicles were submerged. Istanbul Governor Davut Gül asked citizens to avoid leaving their homes tomorrow unless absolutely necessary.
The Istanbul Governorship announced that 2,518 reports were received by AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency) and the 112 Emergency Call Center due to the heavy rainfall affecting the city, and that 8,000 personnel and 2,000 vehicles and construction machines were deployed to respond to the adverse effects.
The Istanbul Governorship has released a report on the aftermath of the severe downpour that affected the entire city. Between 6:00 AM and 8:00 PM on October 14th, AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency) and the 112 Emergency Call Center received 2,518 reports. The city recorded 1,277 floods, 15 landslides, and 47 cases of people being trapped. Intervention efforts continue with thousands of personnel and vehicles. Here are the detai…
Heavy rain, which has been affecting Istanbul intermittently since last night, has negatively impacted life in the city. Streets, underpasses, and tunnels in many districts have been flooded, vehicles have been stranded, and landslides and fallen trees have occurred in some areas.
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