Two famous Turkish stars were rescued from the flood by boat

Heavy rain and flooding in Istanbul, Türkiye, in addition to disrupting the daily life of citizens, led to massive rescue operations. During this incident, a number of people caught in the floods were taken out of the flooded areas with the help of rescue forces and rescue boats.

According to Ambassador Arjan Murat Boz, singer and famous Turkish actor Demet Ozdemir were among the people who got out of a studio with the help of rescue forces and rescue boats after the floods in Istanbul. These two artistic figures were caught while filming in a studio in Ayazagha neighborhood in Sariyer region.

Heavy rain on Wednesday, October 14, caused widespread flooding in parts of Istanbul. The streets were flooded and a number of cars were caught in the flood. In the Ayazagha area, the rising water disrupted transportation and hundreds of people were trapped in their workplaces.

According to Turkish media reports, the water had risen in the studio where these two artists were present, and the building's electricity had also been cut off. Murat Boz posted a message on social networks asking for help from the authorities, saying that he and his colleagues were trapped in the studio. Demat Ozdemir also issued a message demanding immediate attention of the rescue forces.

Following these requests, rescue forces, including fire brigade, emergency response forces, paramedics and police and coast guard diving teams were sent to the area. Due to the high water level and the difficulty of land access, rescue operations were carried out using boats and other rescue equipment.

Finally, Murat Boz, Demet Ozdemir and a number of studio employees were transferred to safe areas. After the evacuation began, Bose released a video of the moment he was transported by boat, thanking the rescuers and the people who followed his condition.

This heavy rain left widespread damages in Istanbul and rescue operations continued in several areas of the city. The published reports also announced the death of a number of citizens in flood-related incidents.