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Last Minute Alert: Severe Storm and Heavy Rain in Istanbul

Heavy Rain and Storm Cause Flooding in Istanbul

The recent heavy rain and storm in Istanbul has caused significant damage in the Şile and Ağva areas. The Yeşilçay Stream in the center of Ağva overflowed, resulting in widespread flooding and damage to local businesses.

Following the flood, Istanbul Governor Davut Gül, Şile District Governor Mehmet Nebi Kaya and Şile Mayor İlhan Ocaklı visited the affected area to assess the situation. Governor Gül assured the public that there have been no reports of casualties or injuries as a result of the storm.

In a press statement, Governor Gül emphasized the importance of heeding meteorological warnings and urged residents to remain cautious as the storms continue. He expressed gratitude for the coordinated efforts of local authorities and emergency response teams in responding to the crisis.

The governor also gave an update on the current weather conditions, stating that precipitation is expected to continue until the late evening and advised residents to remain vigilant. He confirmed that damage assessments are underway, with approximately 210 houses and workplaces affected by the flooding in Istanbul.

Şile Mayor İlhan Ocaklı reiterated the commitment of local officials in addressing the aftermath of the flooding, highlighting the completion of legal procedures for demolitions in the stream bed areas. He assured that necessary actions have been taken and that the situation will be closely monitored pending further court decisions.

As the inclement weather persists, residents are urged to exercise caution and follow updates from local authorities. Efforts to support affected citizens and assess the extent of the damage are ongoing, with a focus on minimizing the impact of the flooding and providing necessary assistance to those in need.

 

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