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Heavy rain was effective upon the rain and shower warnings of the General Directorate of Meteorology in Istanbul.
Following the warnings of the General Directorate of Meteorology, due to the short-term heavy rain in some parts of the city, puddles formed on the streets and some underpasses, houses and workplaces were flooded.
On the European Side, thunderstorms affected Beşiktaş, Fatih, Şişli, Bakırköy, Sultangazi, Eyüpsultan, Esenler, Küçükçekmece and Kağıthane districts.
Teams continue to work on the flooded underpass in Zincirlikuyu due to heavy rainfall. It was learned that the water discharge of the underpass, which was closed to vehicle traffic, will continue until the morning hours.
A car and a pickup truck entered the pit caused by a collapse on Zeyrek District Eski Mutaflar Street in Fatih. Citizens around pushed the vehicles and took them out of their location. The road was closed to traffic by stripping.
A landslide occurred in the land between the buildings in Eyüpsultan Merkez Mahallesi Sayfiye Street due to the rain. 25 people living in the surrounding buildings were evacuated by the fire brigade and AFAD teams who came to the region upon notice. The area was secured by stripping.
A motorcycle traveling on Mehmet Akif İnan Street in Esenler overturned when its driver lost control of the steering wheel due to rain. While the driver and the motorcycle were thrown away in the accident, the moment of the incident was recorded by the security camera.
The parking lot in the basement of a building in Küçükçekmece Kanarya Mahallesi Çalıkuşu Street was flooded. Citizens took their vehicles out of the parking lot with their own means.
Rain continues intermittently.

The heavy rain, which started around 00:00 in Ankara, was effective in the city center. While garbage was scattered on the roads due to heavy rain, sewage water was carried to the apartments and the ground floors were filled in Gülgün Street, Çiçekli District of Keçiören district. While citizens were trying to clean dirty water with their own means, they stated that ASKİ's intervention was insufficient and infrastructure problems continued.

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The heavy rain that started at night in Ankara led to sewage overflow in Keçiören district. The flats on the ground floors of the apartment buildings were filled with sewage and rain water. While citizens were making efforts to clean the water, ASKİ teams' departure after a short intervention was criticized. Residents expressed the lack of infrastructure and their grievances.

After the rain that started in the evening hours in Istanbul, a landslide occurred around 01:00 in Sayfiye Street, Merkez District in Eyüpsultan district. Fire brigade, police and municipal police evacuated 25 people living in an apartment as a precaution. An inspection will be carried out in the region during daylight hours.
As a result of heavy rainfall in Istanbul, puddles formed in Sultangazi, Küçükçekmece, Bahçelievler, Bakırköy and Esenyurt; The D-100 highway and Zincirlikuyu underpass were closed, some houses and workplaces were flooded, and damaging accidents occurred.

A flood warning has been issued for the thunderstorms that are expected to be effective throughout the week in Istanbul. It is estimated that temperatures will vary between 14-23 degrees.