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Bodrum is a district located in the Aegean Region in southwestern Türkiye and is busy with tourism during the summer months. Kos Island is an Aegean island belonging to Greece and close to Bodrum.
The heavy rain that suddenly fell in Bodrum in the morning hours continued to affect the city intermittently.
As the storm increased its effect on the sea with the rainy weather, a giant tornado occurred in the region between the coast of Bodrum and Kos Island of Greece. The tornado that appeared over the sea was recorded moment by moment with a mobile phone camera by sailors cruising in the area.
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