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Recently, a large-scale wildfire occurred in southern Turkey, and this time, nearly 1,000 mm of rain fell in northern Turkey for two days.
Floods and landslides have left 27 people dead and thousands more displaced so far.
Correspondent Kim Jeong-gi.
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vehicle that was filling up oil at a gas station is suddenly swept away by the muddy water.
The muddy water that swelled up all over the village.
The eight-story building around the river also collapsed helplessly.
Record-breaking torrential rains centered around the city of Bozcourt in northern Turkey flooded the entire city.
Landslides in various places have killed 27 people, including five children, and displaced thousands.
[Hwariz/Local Resident: It is a place where it rains a lot, but this rain was different. It rained so much that we couldn't go outside.]
Recorded rain of close to 1,000 mm fell over two days, depending on the region, which meteorologists described as the first heavy rain in 100 years.
The Turkish government has dispatched more than 5,000 military and police officers and 19 helicopters to rescue them, but communication has been cut off and the exact damage has not been confirmed.
In addition, 170 villages have cut off power supply and collapsed roads and bridges, making it difficult to even access the site of damage.
Another heavy rain is forecast early next week in Turkey, raising concerns about further damage.
(Video editing: Won Yang)