Floods In Turkey
The strongest over the past 80 years rainfall turned a few highways of Istanbul in the turbulent river. A lot of cars caught up in disaster. Flooded railway station. Does not stop with Monday torrential rains caused flooding of large areas in the north-west of the country. Killed several dozen people. Former capital of the country suffered a multimillion-dollar damages.


People on the flooded road in Istanbul.

Man rescued a dog in the Thracian district of Istanbul.

A person waiting for help, standing on a submerged truck. Picture taken after heavy rains in Istanbul.

Previous photo from another angle. At one of the streets of Istanbul element converted minibus in an iron coffin. The car immediately sank seven women.

Man on the partially submerged bus at the Istanbul highway waiting for rescuers.

Previous photo from another angle. As a result of floods in Turkey killed 31 people. According to the edition of Hurriyet, among those killed 24 residents of Istanbul.

People on the roof of the bus waiting for help.

Rescue workers and local residents gathered near the damaged cars in the rescue operations in Istanbul.

The damage from the worst floods in recent years Istanbul was about 70-80 million dollars.

The wreckage of trucks washed floodwater.

Search and rescue from the wreckage of trucks.

Rescuer descends to the submerged car.

Aerial view of the district of Istanbul, the victim of the very heavy rain over the past 80 years.

Inundated Istanbul - view from the air

Large-scale damage to the truck - view from the air.

Flooded railway station in Istanbul.

Large-scale damage to the truck - view from the air.

In Istanbul flood came in the eighth floor in the morning.

Lightning flooded suburbs, and turned the road into the vortex of the rivers

Powerful waves picked up hundreds of cars and carried them to the sea coast.

Now the coast of the car resembles a huge dump.

The water is rising so fast that some have not even managed to jump out of the car.

Emergency services at warped element of freight transport.


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