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[Istanbul suffered the heaviest rainfall in 41 years, causing 2 deaths] From October 14th to 15th, Istanbul, Turkey suffered continuous heavy rainfall. The Istanbul Provincial Government reported thousands of dangerous situations such as urban waterlogging, landslides, and trapped people. At present, heavy rainfall has caused 2 deaths. According to reports, this round of rainfall broke Istanbul’s rainfall record since 1985. Previously, Turkish Interior Minister Ciftci reported that from the 14th to the 16th, 48 provinces in Turkey issued yellow alerts and 5 provinces issued orange alerts. Schools in Istanbul and other places were closed for one day on the 15th.
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