
A search has been launched for the missing person in the vehicle, which was reported to have fallen into Kiraz Stream due to the heavy rain in Kocaeli.
A search and rescue operation was launched upon the notice that a vehicle crashed into the Kiraz Stream in Başiskele and a person was missing due to the downpour that started last night in Kocaeli.
AI-generated summary
The heavy rain in Kocaeli caused floods in the streets.
Floods and floods occurred in many districts of Kocaeli due to the downpour that started yesterday evening and continued throughout the night.
In the city where the avenues and streets were covered with water, a search operation was launched in the region after it was reported that a vehicle had crashed into the Kiraz Stream in the Başiskele district and that a person was missing.
Upon notice, police, AFAD and construction equipment were dispatched to the region.
The teams are carrying out search and scanning operations around the tea to reach the person reported missing.
After the image of a tire was detected approximately 500 meters above the first search point, the work was concentrated in this area.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Searching for evidence of a missing person in the area where search efforts are concentrated
Very likely · Within hours

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