
The heavy downpour in Sakarya's Sapanca district caused floods and floods, and a two-storey villa fell into the stream.
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In Sakarya's Sapanca district, streams overflowed due to heavy rains and the infrastructure was damaged.
Heavy downpour in Sakarya's Sapanca district caused floods and floods. As a result of the overflow of some streams in the district, roads came to the point of being closed to transportation, and collapses occurred at bridge crossings.
After the rains, floods occurred on the routes of Sarp, Keçi, İstanbul, Kurtköy and Yanık streams. The water level also increased on the Dereköy connection bridge over the Fevziye-Akçay Stream in Fevziye District.
TWO-STOREY VILLA TURNED DOWN INTO THE RIVER
The two-storey villa located by the stream in Fevziye District was demolished after the flow of the stream increased.
The moments when the building fell into the stream were caught on camera. The footage showed the moment when the villa collapsed and fell into the stream.
GRAVES WERE UNDER WATER
Some bungalows located on the banks of the stream were also in danger of collapse due to the downpour.
On the other hand, the eastern part of Kemer Cemetery was flooded and some graves were flooded.
In the region, teams carried out excavations in streams and some roads in order to ensure the flow of water and reduce the impact of floods.

A man's body was found stuck on a bridge pillar by the stream in Kağıthane Sadabat Park. While it was stated that the body belonged to the person who was swept away by flood waters in Ayazağa, the governorship announced that the number of people who lost their lives due to the rain increased to 3.

3 people lost their lives in the biggest flood disaster of the last 84 years in Istanbul. While more than a thousand floods occurred in the city, Meteorology and AKOM issued new warnings for tomorrow and Saturday.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that schools and public personnel will be on holiday/administrative leave tomorrow due to the heaviest rainfall in 84 years. In the statement, it was reported that 2 people died and 3 people were injured.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that schools will be closed tomorrow due to the heaviest rainfall in 84 years and administrative leave will continue. Gül reported that 2 people died and 3 people were injured.

The heavy downpour in Sakarya caused floods in Sapanca, Hendek, Kaynarca and Geyve. While a two-storey villa by the stream in Sapanca was demolished, some roads were closed and a rescue effort was launched for those stranded.

In the flood disaster that occurred after the record in Istanbul, a man's body was found in Kağıthane, a 14-year-old boy was caught in a current in Fatih, and a person fell to his death in Sarıyer.