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On Thursday, July 22, 2021, as flood waters gushing through streets of Arhavi of Turkey’s Black Sea district, rescuers used inflatable boats to bring stranded people to safety. Footage released by Turkey’s Interior Ministry showed distressed residents being evacuated from flooded homes. Access to dozens of villages in Arhavi were blocked and rescue efforts were under way.  Turkish officials said 200 people had been evacuated. Floods are common along Turkey’s Black Sea coastal region at this time of year. Last week, at least six people were killed and two others went missing in flood waters in Black Sea province of Rize, in the video published on July 22, 2021, “Turkey: cars float down flooded streets as residents rescued“, below: There is massive flood in Artvin, Arhavi, Turkey. As a result of torrential rain in Arhavi district center, a significant amount of the water accumulated as a result of the overflow of Kapisre Stream. The overflow of the stream passing through the Arhavi district center caused the ground and ground floors of almost all the buildings in Boğaziçi District being under water, in the video published on July 22, 2021, “Turkey SHOCKED! Catastrophic Flood in Artvin, Turkey (July 22, 2021)“, below: In the video published on July 22, 2021, “Heavy rains cause severe flooding in Artvin, Turkey“, below: City washed into the sea! Flash flood in Arhavi, Artvin, Turkey Heavy rains caused flooding in northeastern Turkey. Around 200 people have been evacuated due to flooding in Turkey’s eastern Black Sea region. Six people trapped in the Arhavi district and nine in the Murgul district were taken to safe areas. There are also electricity cuts in the region. The Energy and Natural Resources Ministry reported that 3,045 subscribers were left without electricity due to floods in the neighboring provinces of Artvin and Rize. The energy of 9,650 subscribers was cut off due to security measures. Meanwhile, Turkey’s Search and Rescue Association (AKUT) rescued 18 people. At least six people missing in flooding and landslides triggered by heavy rain last week in the Rize province, in the video published on July 22, 2021, “City Washed into the Sea! Flash flood in Arhavi, Artvin. Turkey flood 2021“, below: We (those of us living on planet earth) all need to do better in tackling climate change. So, let us all try to use solar & wind energy, drive EV (Electrical vehicle), eat less meat, reduce waste, and recycle and reuse more. Gathered, written, and posted by Windermere Sun-Susan Sun Nunamaker More about the community at www.WindermereSun.com Any comments, suggestions, concerns regarding this post will be welcomed at info.WindermereSun@gmail.com

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