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The vehicle was submerged as a result of the overflow of the stream, whose flow rate increased due to rainfall in the region on the Istanbul-Kocaeli border, on Saturday, October 17.
The lifeless body of a person who was swept away by flood waters in the region on the Istanbul-Kocaeli provincial border was found in Göçbeyli Stream in Pendik at around 08.30.
Doğan Arslan's body was found within the scope of efforts to find the citizens in the vehicle that fell into the stream due to flood in Kadıllı District of Kocaeli's Gebze district and Göçbeyli District of Istanbul's Pendik district.
While Arslan's body was found in Göçbeyli Creek (Büyük Creek) in Pendik in the morning, his relatives waiting in the area were informed about the situation.
While family members who heard the news were devastated, Arslan's body was taken to the morgue.
Meanwhile, while the number of deaths due to the flood reached 8, efforts are continuing to find one person who disappeared in Ayazağa.
Underwater Search and Rescue (SAK), AKUT, AFAD, fire brigade and gendarmerie teams were dispatched to the region after it was reported that two of the three people who were lost in the water along with the car with license plate 34 HER 50 as a result of the overflow of the stream, whose flow rate increased due to rain, overflowed on Saturday, October 17th.
While one person in the car escaped with his own means, Doğan Arslan and Fatih Demirtaş were swept away by the current.
Fire brigade, gendarmerie, AFAD and volunteer search and rescue teams from Istanbul and Kocaeli worked in the region and reached Demirtaş's body yesterday.
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The search for the missing person in Ayazağa continues
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Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that 6 people lost their lives and 1 person was wanted in the flood disaster on October 14. Stating that damage was detected in 3 thousand houses and workplaces, Gül noted that aid and demolition in the stream bed continues.

Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that 6 people lost their lives, 1 person was missing and search efforts were continuing in the flood disaster in Ayazağa. While there were floods in Şile, it was reported that the urban transformation office started to work.

According to the data of the General Directorate of Meteorology of the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, 66 meteorological disasters were recorded in Türkiye in September. Heavy rains that hit the Marmara Region, especially in late September and October, caused floods and floods, and 8 people lost their lives.

Prof. Dr. Ceyhun Özçelik stated that during the heavy rains on October 14 in Istanbul, Beykoz and Sarıyer received most of the rainfall they should receive in a year in 1 day. Özçelik drew attention to the urban infrastructure inadequacies and called for urgent regulation for Kağıthane Stream and Ayazağa.
The lifeless body of Haşim Ciritlioğlu, who disappeared in the flood in Istanbul, was found near Ayvansaray Ferry Pier. While the loss of life in disasters across the city increased to 6, the body of one more person was found in the flood in Gebze, Kocaeli.

3 of the 13 people stranded in Yazılı Canyon location in Sütçüler district of Isparta were rescued by the intensive work of the teams. The body of the deceased was found and 10 other people in the area were contacted; Their health condition was reported to be good.