
AFAD warned citizens via SMS against the heavy downpour that is expected to be effective in Istanbul this evening and tomorrow.
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After the rainy weather in Istanbul, AFAD issued a heavy shower warning.
A new warning came after the rainy weather in Istanbul.
The Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD) sent a message to the mobile phones of citizens living in the city, stating that a heavy downpour was expected.
WARNING MESSAGE FROM AFAD TO ALL PHONES
In the SMS sent by AFAD, it was stated that heavy rain was expected in Istanbul this evening and tomorrow and citizens were asked to be prepared for possible negativities.
The message included the following statements:
"Heavy showers are expected in Istanbul this evening and tomorrow. Be careful against the dangers of floods, floods, lightning, landslides and storms!"
BEWARE OF THE RISK OF FLOOD AND FLOOD
In the warning, it was pointed out that precipitation, which may increase its effect in a short time, could lead to floods and floods.
It was stated that precautions should be taken against lightning, strong winds and storms, as well as the risk of landslides in sloping areas.
RAIN WILL INTENSE AGAIN IN ISTANBUL
According to AFAD's warning, the rain is expected to increase its effect again this evening and continue tomorrow.
Authorities called on citizens, especially those living in areas at risk of flooding, to be careful, to take precautions against possible disruptions in transportation and to follow official warnings.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Heavy rain is likely to hit Istanbul this evening and tomorrow.
Very likely · Within days

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