At least 2 people have died in floods after heavy rain in north west Turkey.
Flooding struck the Kestel district of Bursa province on 21 June. After initial assessments, the provincial government reported two people had died and four were believed to be missing in the floods.
Raging flood water swept through narrow streets of several neighbourhoods in the district, including Dudakli, Narlidere, Aksu and Kayacik. A team of over 350 personnel are carrying out relief and search and rescue operations.
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Five people have died after heavy rains caused floods in Bursa, northwestern Turkey, the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) said today.
Yakup Canbolat, the governor of Bursa province, said four people are also missing, CNN Turk reported.
"Intensive search and rescue operations are being carried out in flood-hit areas by 257 personnel, including 134 gendarmeries," he said.
Reportedly, rescue workers found the body of a woman and recovered the bodies of the people washed away by the flood.
Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu arrived in Bursa under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's instructions to inspect the area.
Soylu said the incident is far beyond seasonal norms.
"For now, the only thing the rescue team can do is locate the four people," he added.
Last week, an earthquake with a 5.7 magnitude shook Bingol province in eastern Turkey, killing one and injuring 18 people and causing the collapse of a military observation tower.
The bodies of the miners were removed by the rescuers in black bags to deliver them to their relatives and give them a Christian burial
Three young men have been found dead following a mine collapse in northwestern Nicaragua, officials said Sunday.
Juan Fernando Gómez, mayor of the town of Villanueva, confirmed the deaths at El Rincón de García mine. The miners, aged 16, 19 and 26, had been hunting for bits of gold when the mine collapsed on Wednesday following heavy rains in the area.
Another collapse at the same mine in 2014 killed four people.
Altogether 13,197 people were affected in fresh floods at 50 villages or localities of six Revenue Circles across the districts of Barpeta, Dhemaji, Lakhimpur, Nalbari, and Jorhat on Saturday.
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Heavy rain has triggered flooding and landslides in parts of Guatemala and Honduras over the last few days.
Honduras
Two people have died after heavy rain triggered a landslide in western Honduras. The landslide struck on 17 June in the community of El Clarinero, Yamaranguila Municipality in Intibucá Department. According to media reports, the landslide caused a house to collapse, burying 2 occupants. One person survived.
As of 17 June, alerts for heavy rain had been issued for the provinces of Ocotepeque, Copán, Santa Bárbara, Lempira, Intibucá, La Paz, Comayagua, Yoro and Francisco Morazán.
Heavy rain has caused further death and misery in Côte d'Ivoire.
Days of heavy rain triggered flooding and a landslide in Anyama, a city in the northern outskirts of Abidjan, during the early hours of 18 June.
National Office Civil Protection (ONPC) said 13 bodies have been found under the mud and debris. Search and rescue operations are underway to find bodies that could still be trapped in the mud.
Weather is hampering rescue operations and damage assessments and there has been widespread flooding in the area. Local media reports suggest that around 20 houses were destroyed. Railway tracks were damaged in the landslide. Government ministers visited the site on 18 June.
Six persons from the same family in Bangourain, Noun Division of the West region of Cameroon are reported to have been struck to death by lightning Tuesday June 15, and two others buried by landslide the next day in Foumban.
The Noun Division of the West region of Cameroon was the scene of two fatal incidents Tuesday June 16 and Wednesday June 17 respectively.
On Tuesday June 15, four women and two children of the same family in Bangourain were struck by lightning as thunderstorms and heavy rains hit the Noun Division of the West region of Cameroon.
Severe weather including heavy rain caused wind damage and flooding in parts of Hungary and Czech Republic from 13 to 15 June.
Hungary
A massive storm swept across Hungary on 14 June, causing flooding and wind damage in several locations, including the capital Budapest.
Hungary's Directorate General for Disaster Management (BM Országos Katasztrófavédelmi Főigazgatóság ) said teams carried out more than 400 operations in response to the storm.
A woman died in flash flooding in Tótvázsony, Veszprém County after being swept away by flood waters near her home. Several homes were flooded in the area. On 14 June, Szentkirályszabadja, situated about 20km east of Tótvázsony, recorded 61mm of rain in 12 hours.
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