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  1. NTV television showed footage of flooding that occurred in Istanbul.

Heavy Flooding Disrupts Businesses and Infrastructure in Istanbul

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What happened

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Torrential rain caused flooding across the Kağıthane district of Istanbul, which the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality's Disaster Coordination Center noted was the heaviest rainfall in years. The flooding inundated homes, businesses, roads, and underpasses, and the Kağıthane Stream overflowed, affecting the Sadabad Mosque and surrounding buildings. The Istanbul Governor's Office reported that the death toll from the flooding had risen to three, with four people still missing.

From dailysabah.com

Why it matters

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The severe weather event caused widespread disruption to city infrastructure and commerce. The resulting damage and the need for extensive emergency response and recovery efforts will impose significant operational costs on local government bodies and affected businesses.

NTV television showed footage of the flooding that occurred in Istanbul.

From dailysabah.com

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  • The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality could face increased operational costs and infrastructure repair needs due to the flooding.

How it developed

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  1. Flooding reported in Kağıthane district of Istanbul.1 source
  2. The flooding incident expanded to affect the entire Istanbul province.1 source

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