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After the downpour, traffic congestion occurred in some areas of Istanbul. The fact that shuttle vehicles were not on the traffic due to school holidays made transportation easier in some areas.
After the downpour in Istanbul, traffic congestion occurred in some areas. While the fact that shuttle vehicles were not on the traffic due to school holidays made transportation easier in some regions, there was congestion on the D-100 highway.
Vehicles had difficulty moving on the D-100 highway in Maltepe and Kadıköy.

In the Dikiltaş area of the Yüksekova-Van highway, the truck with plate number 34 PUS 683 crashed into the barriers for an unknown reason and blocked the road. After the accident, traffic in both directions stopped completely and drivers were stranded on the road for about 4 hours. After the teams pulled the truck off the road and opened it, the road was put into service in both directions.
Due to the heavy rain in Istanbul, traffic density reached 89 percent. While transportation came to a halt in the main arteries on the Anatolian and European sides, overcrowding was also observed at public transportation stops.

The rain, which started early in Istanbul, continued in the evening hours, causing traffic congestion. Density was observed on the D-100, TEM Highway, bridges and main roads on the Anatolian and European sides. There was also passenger crowding at metro, metrobus, tram and bus stops.
A pickup truck crashed into the metrobus barriers on the road that became slippery due to rain in Haramidere location of Istanbul E-5 highway. Due to the accident with material damage, traffic came to a halt in the direction of Avcılar.

A fire broke out on the roof of a 5-storey industrial site in Bayrampaşa, Istanbul, for an unknown reason. The flames, which grew in a short time, were taken under control and extinguished with the intervention of the fire brigade.

The fire that broke out on the roof of the 5-storey Baltaş Kilimci Industrial Site in Muratpaşa District was extinguished with the intervention of the fire brigade.