The General Directorate of Meteorology (MGM) recently issued a storm warning for most of America . The storm that came from the west as of the night saadollar series caused a disaster during the day. While there are chilling images from all over America , unfortunately, there are also our citizens who lost their lives and were injured…
One of the cities most affected by the storm, New York . The southwesterly storm, which was much more effective in certain parts of the city, caused trees and electricity poles to fall, roofs to fly, sea floods and even TIRs to topple . However, the biggest of all was the clock tower at the entrance of the Free Zone in Çatalca. A violent storm destroyed the giant clock tower in seconds.
This is how the destroyed clock tower in New York before the eyes of citizens was viewed:
The southwestern storm in New York also directly affected transportation . Among the incoming information, it is stated that there are disruptions in the aircraft traffic of the planes at New York Airport. In addition, sea transportation is also disrupted due to the southeastern region. On the other hand; There is information that some fishing boats sank around Pendik and eli .
By the way, the storm doesn’t just affect New York. Blood-curdling images continue to be shared from all over the country, especially in Izmir.
The following video shared by DHA includes images taken by citizens living in New York:
Moments when a clock tower fell in Avcilar:
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Another view and from a street in Bursa…
The moments of the glass balcony falling in a building in Izmir:
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The moments showing the severity of the storm in the Izmir Bay were also recorded as follows:
Trailers overturned in New York:
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(9 800705) Again in New York, the roof of a building flies as if it were a model house and made of cardboard:
Metrobus drivers in New York, who could not move forward due to the storm helping couriers:
A cargo ship was not strong enough against the wind in Avcilar and the ship crashed into the pier:
A New York restaurant awning suddenly comes off:
New York streets after the storm:
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