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A landslide occurred in the Eyüpsultan district of Istanbul after the rain in the evening hours.
After the rain that started in the evening hours in Istanbul, a landslide occurred in Eyüpsultan. The teams evacuated 25 people living in an apartment as a precaution.
The incident took place around 01:00 in Merkez Mahallesi Sayfiye Street. According to the information obtained, a landslide occurred in the green area on the street after the heavy rain that started in the evening hours in Istanbul.
THE BUILDING WAS EVACUATED
People around reported the situation to the fire brigade, police and municipal police. While the police and municipal police teams arrived at the scene and took precautions in the surrounding area, fire brigade teams inspected and checked the building and its surroundings. The teams examined for a while and evacuated 25 people from the building next to the shifting soil. It was learned that teams will inspect the area where the soil shifted and the evacuated building during daylight hours.
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