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Due to heavy rain and storm, floods and lake roads occurred in Istanbul.
The heavy downpour and storm that has been effective in Istanbul since yesterday morning brought life to a halt. Roads turned into lakes and vehicles were dragged in flood waters.
While traffic congestion continued until late at night, some public transportation services were disrupted.
The services on the T1 Kabataş-Bağcılar Tram Line returned to normal only at 01.02.
In the statement made on Metro Istanbul's social media account, it was noted that the services on the T3 Kadıköy - Moda Tram Line, T1 Kabataş - Bağcılar Tram Line and M9 Ataköy-Olympic Metro Line returned to normal at 07.13.
Two people died across the province due to the rain that brought life to a halt.
14-year-old M.I. in Çukurbostan Park in Fatih. The boy named was electrocuted when he stepped in a puddle.
The child, who was taken to the hospital unconscious, could not be saved despite all the interventions and died.
34-year-old S.Y., who was trying to cross the flood waters and cross the road in front of a guest house on Dereboyu Street in Sarıyer Ayazağa District. He slipped and fell, hitting his head on the pavement.
S.Y., who was rescued from the puddle by citizens, died in the hospital where he was taken.

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality announced that the highest rainfall amounts of recent years have fallen and stated that 242 kilograms of rainfall per square meter was measured in Beykoz. NTV Meteorology Editor Dilek Çalışkan, while warning of the risk of landslides, announced that a new rainfall system will arrive on Friday. MGM issued a heavy rain warning for 48 provinces.

The General Directorate of Meteorology issued a yellow code rain warning in 42 provinces of Türkiye and an orange code rain warning in 6 provinces. Very heavy and heavy rainfall is expected in the eastern part of Marmara, the Western Black Sea and the western part of Eastern Anatolia. Wind blowing like a storm at a speed of 50-80 km/h creates a risk of floods, inundations, transportation and transportation disruptions. Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen stated that the rains will continue for another week and may be heavy in Istanbul over the weekend.

Two motorcycle riders, who got stuck on a flooded road due to rain on Eyüpsultan Street in Kağıthane, were rescued by municipal teams by walking through the water. The incident took place despite the Istanbul Governorship's ban on motorcycles. Meteorology consultant Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen stated that the rains will be heavy due to the Super El Nino effect and we will see its effect in Türkiye.
The heaviest rainfall in the last 41 years in Istanbul was 242 kg per square meter, 1,277 floods occurred and 14-year-old Mahmut Işıldak in Fatih and 34-year-old S.Y. in Sarıyer were killed. There was loss of life. While the governorship recommended not to go out, schools were suspended in Istanbul and surrounding provinces.

CNN Türk Meteorology Advisor Prof. Dr. Orhan Şen stated that the rains will continue for the next week and may be heavy in Istanbul over the weekend. As sea surface temperatures are 6 degrees above average due to the Super El Nino effect, rainfall intensity will increase, and this effect will also be seen in Turkey.

Due to the storm and downpour in Bursa's Mudanya district, giant waves on the beach hit the cordon, sea water reached the street, paving stones were removed and dragged for meters, and the protection bars broke off. Municipal teams intervened in the drains blocked due to rainfall and worked to ensure the drainage of water.