The car in which an elderly couple was traveling to visit their relatives in Akseki district fell into a cliff.
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Relatives of the couple, who were going from Akseki to Manavgat, reported the couple missing when they did not receive any news and started a search operation.
According to information obtained in Antalya, Ahmet Şen (85) and his wife, Deliver Şen, who live in Kepezbeleni District of Akseki district, set out by car at noon yesterday to go to their relatives in Manavgat.
According to the news on IHA, relatives of the couple, who had not heard from them for a long time, reported the missing person to the 112 Emergency Call Center. Upon notice, Akseki District Gendarmerie Command Taşlıca Police Station teams and the couple's relatives started a search operation.
Relatives who were searching headed to the area after hearing the sound coming from the cliff on the right side of the road in Taşbaşı location near Oymapınar Dam.
Relatives saw that the car driven by Ahmet Şen rolled down approximately 15 meters at a sharp bend and got stuck on a rock. Relatives went down to where the car was and found Ahmet Şen dead outside the vehicle, while his wife, Deliver Şen, who was injured inside the vehicle, was taken out.
Deliver Şen was taken to the hospital by ambulance with the help of teams from Antalya Metropolitan Municipality Fire Brigade Manavgat Unit. Hearing the incident, the couple's relatives and neighborhood residents also came to the area.
The body of Ahmet Şen, the uncle of Manavgat Marketers Chamber Founding Chairman Adem Şen, was taken to the road by AFAD teams after the investigations of the gendarmerie crime scene investigation teams, the forensic physician and the public prosecutor. The body was sent to Antalya Forensic Medicine Institute.

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