
Heavy rainfall affecting Zonguldak caused floods and a landslide in the city center, while the Çaydamar Stream overflowed and a retaining wall collapsed.
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The heavy rainfall that increased its intensity since the night hours in Zonguldak led to adverse conditions.
Heavy rain that increased its effect from the night hours in Zonguldak caused floods and landslides in the city center.
While the rising waters of the Çaydamar Stream overflowed onto the main road, a retaining wall on the road providing access to the neighborhood collapsed as a result of a landslide and flood caused by the impact of the precipitation.
Drivers had difficulty driving their vehicles on the route where the stream and the road merge.
At some points, the water level reached approximately 20 centimeters.
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