
Drivers who were stranded on the road as a result of the collapse of the bridge over the stream due to heavy rain in Bursa's İnegöl district were rescued by municipal teams.
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Heavy rain was effective in Bursa's İnegöl district.
Heavy rain in Bursa's İnegöl district caused the bridge to collapse. Drivers who were stranded on the road during the incident were rescued as a result of the work of the teams.
The incident took place around 23.30 on the Natural Thermal road in the rural Kurşunlu District of the district.
While the bridge over the stream collapsed due to the heavy rain in the region, drivers using the road were stranded.
Upon notice, İnegöl Municipality teams were directed to the area.
Following the work carried out by the teams, drivers stranded on the road were rescued.

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