Dramatic Rescue as Woman Is Swept Away by Floodwaters in Turkey After Torrential Rain

Dramatic footage from Turkey shows a woman being swept along by powerful floodwaters before people rush to rescue her during severe flooding. Torrential rain hit Istanbul on October 14, inundating roads, underpasses, homes and businesses and leaving vehicles stranded. The flooding prompted local authorities to close schools, restrict some traffic and urge residents to remain indoors unless travel was essential. Video of the rescue highlighted the dangers posed by fast-moving water in urban streets, where even shallow-looking floodwater can become life-threatening. Authorities continued to respond to weather-related incidents across the city. Watch the dramatic rescue and follow the latest updates on flooding and emergency measures in Turkey.

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