
AI-generated summary
As a result of heavy rains in Istanbul, floods and stream overflows occurred in Ayazağa District.
A vehicle was seen under the bridge over Kağıthane Creek in Ayazağa District, where floods occurred following yesterday's heavy rain in Istanbul.
Teams were dispatched to the spot where the vehicle was found upside down and submerged in the water. The inside of the vehicle will be checked.
LOOKING FOR 4 MISSING PEOPLE
In the region where stream floods occurred after the downpour, search efforts for those caught in the flood waters continue.
While the number of people who lost their lives due to the rain increased to 3, the search for the 4 missing people continues. (DHA)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The search for the 4 missing people will continue.
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The General Directorate of Meteorology issued a new yellow code warning for Friday and Saturday following the heavy rains in Istanbul. While 186.3 kg of rainfall was recorded in Beykoz, citizens were asked to be careful against floods and floods.

3 people lost their lives in the flood disaster in Istanbul, and the search for 5 people continues. Governor Davut Gül announced that 3 thousand 50 people were rescued, the motocourier ban will end at 06:00 in the morning and damage payments will begin.

Istanbul Governor Davut Gül stated that the highest rainfall in 84 years was recorded in the city and announced that schools and public personnel will be on administrative leave tomorrow. Citizens were urged not to go out unless necessary.

The downpour that started last night in the Ayazağa neighborhood of Sarıyer, Istanbul turned into a flood. Vehicles were dragged away and workplaces were damaged due to the water level reaching approximately 2 meters. While cleaning efforts were continuing in the region, citizens described frightening moments.

Heavy rains in Kocaeli caused floods and floods. A person disappeared after being swept away by flood waters in Başiskele, search efforts are continuing. Schools across the city were closed for one day, and 2,865 emergency notifications were made.

Heavy rains in Istanbul on October 14 caused floods and loss of life. Scientific research shows that flood risk is directly related not only to the amount of rainfall, but also to concretion, construction in stream beds and inadequate drainage management.