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Record rainfall occurred in Istanbul and surrounding provinces. These rainfalls have been described as breaking an 84-year record. As a result of the flood, puddles and flows occurred in different parts of the city.
Istanbul is trying to heal its wounds after the rains that broke the record of 84 years. It was announced that three people died in the flood disaster.
MINISTER FARMER: THERE ARE 5 REPORTS OF MISSING IN ISTANBUL AND 1 IN KOCAELI
Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi announced the latest figures regarding the flood disaster that affected Istanbul and surrounding provinces.
Stating that 3 people lost their lives in Istanbul, Minister Çiftçi said, "Unfortunately, a total of three citizens lost their lives in Istanbul, one of our citizens as a result of electric shock and two of our citizens as a result of drowning.
Stating that 6 people were missing, Çiftçi said, "As a result of the flood events, a missing person was reported missing for 5 people in Istanbul and 1 person in Kocaeli. "The search for 6 citizens continues," he said.
“STAY AWAY FROM ELECTRICAL SOURCES AND LINES”
Stating that 3 thousand 55 citizens stranded throughout Istanbul were rescued, Çiftçi said, “Our biggest priority is to protect the life and property safety of our citizens. "In particular, one should stay away from electrical sources and broken electrical lines that may have come into contact with water," he warned.
GOVERNOR GÜL: 7 PEOPLE WERE DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that 3 people died in the flood and 7 people who were receiving treatment were discharged from the hospital.
Governor Gül stated that a missing person report was filed for 5 people and the search efforts are continuing.
Noting that 3 thousand 50 people were rescued, Gül said, "There is no one waiting to be rescued. The work we will do after this stage is, especially our district governors, we host our citizens whose houses are flooded or who are in danger of being flooded in some way, in safe places, especially hotels and public guesthouses. Our request to our fellow citizens is to call our district governors to call 112 and not be in risky areas. "Apart from this, our citizens whose houses are flooded and workplaces are flooded are waiting for this water to be evacuated as soon as possible," he said.
“PAYMENTS BEGIN ON MONDAY AT THE LATEST”
Stating that our damage assessment work continues at full speed, Gül said, “If possible, we will start making payments tomorrow afternoon, on Monday at the latest. We do not allow any of our fellow citizens to go hungry. "Our President has strict instructions to us in this regard," he said.
MOTORCYCLE BAN WILL BE LIFTED TOMORROW MORNING
Gül said that motorcycles will be able to enter traffic starting from 06:00 tomorrow. Gül said, “We are giving permission so that our engines can go to traffic as of 06:00 tomorrow. The ban continues until 6 tomorrow morning. "After 6 o'clock, the engines will start to work freely," he said.
MINISTER MURAT KURUM IS GOING TO ISTANBUL
Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum will make inspections in Istanbul, where the flood disaster occurred. Minister Kurum will hold a coordination meeting today at the Istanbul Governorship Disaster Coordination Center.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Once the damage assessment is completed, payments will begin to the injured citizens.
Very likely · Within days
Motorcycle bans will be lifted tomorrow morning at 06:00 and traffic will be allowed.
Very likely · Within hours
The longest rainfall in 83 years was observed in Istanbul, with 273 kg of rainfall per square meter. Floods occurred in Sarıyer, Şile, Başakşehir and Güngören. 48 landslides, 53 retaining walls collapsed and 9 thousand 755 reports were received. Citizens were moved to safe areas and damage assessment efforts are continuing. Governorships and municipalities are involved in aid coordination.

Murat Kurum, Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, announced that due to heavy rainfall in Istanbul, floods occurred in 39 districts, 48 landslides and 53 retaining walls collapsed, 300 workplaces and 200 vehicles were damaged, approximately 40 thousand citizens experienced power outages and around 9 thousand flood notifications were received.

The retaining wall of an apartment building collapsed due to a severe landslide in the lodgings area of Çatalağzı town in Zonguldak's Kilimli district. In the incident, vehicles were damaged, the building was evacuated and a security cordon was drawn. One resident stated that he was sitting in the living room with the children and heard a sound like an earthquake.

The heavy rains that continued throughout Sakarya province turned into floods in different districts. An apartment in the Lower Aziziye District of Karasu district became dangerous due to floods and an 80-year-old old man was stranded. Sakarya Metropolitan Municipality firefighters took the old man out safely with the help of a ladder. In the Darkdere District, as a result of the overflow of sediments, destruction damage comparable to the effect of an earthquake occurred; some houses and barns were destroyed and became unusable. The teams' evacuation and aid efforts, damage assessment and rescue efforts for stranded citizens continue uninterruptedly.

Approximately 300 vehicles were stranded on Cendere Street in the flood that occurred in Sarıyer Ayazağa, Istanbul. While drivers and residents participated in the evacuation efforts, it was claimed that the authorities intervened late.

Heavy rains in Erzincan caused floods and a landslide on the 56th kilometer of the Erzincan-Erzurum highway. While the road is closed to traffic in both directions, the teams' cleaning efforts continue. No casualties or injuries were reported.