Severe weather wreaks havoc across Türkiye, with a raging storm prompting authorities to declare "orange" and "yellow" danger levels in 44 and 20 provinces, respectively, out of the country's 81.
In the coastal city of Izmir, the storm's fury resulted in widespread flooding, forcing the cancellation of ferry services and leaving numerous areas submerged. Disturbing footage depicting flooded roads and partially submerged vehicles inundated social media platforms, highlighting the extent of the crisis.
On the evening of November 26, in Alsancak, Izmir, a dramatic rescue unfolded as responders employed a boat to assist café visitors stranded by rising floodwaters. Meanwhile, in Mavishekhir, warning sirens blared, alerting motorists to the imminent flood risk, and prompting a frantic exodus of vehicles from underground parking facilities.
Sabiha Gokcen Airport experienced disruptions, with 15% of scheduled flights cancelled on November 26 due to adverse weather conditions. In Dalaman, within the Mugla region, the storm unleashed powerful winds that shattered car windows, upended garbage cans, and tore off roofs.
Antalya, a popular tourist destination, bore the brunt of the tempest, witnessing uprooted trees, damaged vehicles, shops, and submerged boats and yachts. The nation grapples with the aftermath of this fierce storm, as communities mobilize resources for recovery amid widespread damage and disruptions.
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