
The lifeless body of Murat Babajanov, who disappeared in the flood in Kağıthane, was found in the Golden Horn, and the search for 2 people continues.
The body of Turkmenistan national Murat Babajanov, who disappeared in the flood in Istanbul on October 14, was found in the Golden Horn; Loss of life increased to 5, 2 people are wanted.
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Heavy rains in Istanbul on October 14 caused floods and floods.
The death toll in the flood caused by a heavy downpour in Istanbul on October 14 increased to 5.
The dead body of 30-year-old Murat Babajanov, a Turkmen national who disappeared in the flood in Kağıthane, was found in the Golden Horn. Continuing their search on the shores of the Golden Horn, the teams found Babajanov's lifeless body.
It was learned that Babajanov's body will be taken to the Forensic Medicine Institute after examinations at the scene.
2 PEOPLE ARE STILL WANTED
While the lifeless body of one of the 3 people reported missing after the flood was found, search and rescue efforts continue to find the other 2 people.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Heavy rains in Istanbul on October 14 caused floods and floods in many places, especially in Sarıyer's Ayazağa District.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül announced that search efforts were continuing along the stream, in the Golden Horn and at sea to find the missing people. Following the flood, demolition of structures in the stream bed and debris removal efforts were initiated in Ayazağa.
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Search and rescue efforts continue for 2 missing people
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Istanbul Governor Davut Gül made inspections in Sarıyer Ayazağa, where floods and floods were experienced. Giving information about the search and demolition efforts in Ayazağa and Şile, Gül stated that the search for missing persons continues.
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