
It was stated that the body found stuck on the bridge pillar in Sadabat Park belonged to the person who was swept away by flood waters in Ayazağa.
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There are cases of loss and death due to adverse weather conditions and floods in Istanbul.
Those who saw the body stuck on the bridge pillar by the stream in Kağıthane Sadabat Park reported the situation to the authorities.
Upon notice, teams were dispatched to the area. The police launched an investigation into the lifeless body of the man, who was found to be in his 40s.
It was stated that the body was swept away by flood waters in Ayazağa.
STATEMENT FROM THE GOVERNORSHIP
In the statement made by the Istanbul Governorship, it was stated that "A male body was found near Sadabat Park in Kağıthane District. The identification process of the person is continuing. The number of people who lost their lives due to the rain has increased to 3 and the number of missing persons is currently 4."
Istanbul Governorship and General Directorate of Meteorology warned of floods, floods and landslides in Istanbul and Kırklareli surroundings against heavy rains that are expected to start tomorrow morning and increase in intensity on Saturday.
The 129.6 millimeters of rainfall per square meter in Istanbul on October 15 was the third highest daily rainfall recorded since 1911. The rainy system in the region is expected to continue its effect by moving towards Kocaeli, Sakarya and the Western Black Sea.

A man's body was found by the stream in Kağıthane Sadabat Park. Istanbul Governorship announced that the number of deaths due to rain increased to 3 and the number of missing people was 4.

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.