
Making a statement after the flood disaster in Ayazağa, Istanbul Governor Davut Gül stated that the search for the 3 missing people is continuing.
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A flood disaster occurred in Ayazağa and search and rescue and damage assessment efforts were initiated in the region.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gül made inspections in Ayazağa, which was damaged by the flood.
Receiving information from the authorities, Gül said, "Today, we are on the 5th day. The rain has stopped; our friends are continuing their work. We want to find them as soon as possible. Apart from that, almost all of the damage assessment studies have been prepared and detected. Additional requests are coming. As additional requests come, our teams make damage assessments in the field, go and inspect them on site. There were places that needed to be demolished; the demolition of those places continues. We have one building left; hopefully, when we demolish it in the afternoon, "All of the buildings that are in İSKİ's stream improvement project and that pose an obstacle to its completion will be removed." he said.
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Demolition of the last remaining building
Very likely · Within hours

Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi shared the video of the moments when 8-month-old baby Zeynep, who was stranded in the flood in Sakarya's Sapanca district, was rescued with a rope by AFAD personnel Murat Ergül, without interrupting her sleep.

US Vice President J.D. Vance responded to Michigan voters' harsh criticism of the Iran war, rising gasoline prices, military mistakes and immigration policies at the CBS News voter meeting.

AK Party Deputy Chairman Hüseyin Yayman attended the 10th Altınözü Olive, Olive Oil and Gastronomy Festival held in Hatay, harvested olives and called for a new constitution.
US Vice President JD Vance told CBS News that he has not yet evaluated whether he will be a candidate in the 2028 presidential elections. Vance also talked about the economy, the war with Iran, immigration policies and artificial intelligence data centers.
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that with the completion of the Yerköy-Kayseri High Speed Train Project, which has achieved 50 percent physical progress, the Ankara-Kayseri travel time will decrease to 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloğlu announced that the physical progress in the ongoing Yerköy-Kayseri High Speed Train Project has exceeded 50 percent. When the line is completed, the time between Ankara and Kayseri will be reduced to 1 hour and 45 minutes.