
Following the flood that occurred in Istanbul on October 14, the search for missing persons continues under the coordination of AFAD.
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Floods and floods occurred in Istanbul as a result of heavy rains on October 14.
In Istanbul, following the heavy rain on October 14, the search for people who were reported missing in the areas where floods and floods occurred continues on the 4th day.
In the work carried out under the coordination of Istanbul Provincial Disaster and Emergency Directorate (AFAD), search and rescue teams are working to reach the missing people in the stream beds and the points where the streams flow and in the Golden Horn region.
Volunteers gathered at the Disaster Coordination Center established in Kemerburgaz in order to carry out the work in a coordinated and effective manner also support the teams.
STREAMS ARE BEING CONTROLLED
While the teams are intensifying their work in the stream beds in Kağıthane, Cendere, Alibeyköy and Ayazağa, the points where the streams flow into the Golden Horn are also being searched.
Drones and sonar devices are also used in search operations.
On the other hand, dozens of license plates belonging to vehicles surfaced after the flood waters receded in Cendere. The collected license plates were left on the sidewalk.
LOSS OF LIVES 4
The loss of life in the flood increased to 4 yesterday.
Minister of Internal Affairs Musfata Çiftç made inspections yesterday in Istanbul Ayazağa, one of the regions most affected by the flood.
Farmer had announced that one person, who was wanted as missing, was found alive and could not be reached because his battery was dead.

Allegations that sewage was mixed into the tap water after the heaviest rainfall of the last 84 years in Istanbul were denied by İSKİ. The institution announced that water quality is monitored 24/7 and that water that does not comply with the legislation is not supplied to the network.

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