12:58, 07 July 2012 Saturday
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Death toll rises to 12 in flood-hit Samsun
Teams have found body of an unidentified woman in Canik town of Samsun, increasing the death toll to 12 in the flash flood caused by torrential rains.
World Bulletin / News Desk
The number of people who were killed in the flood in Turkey's northern Samsun city increased to 12.
Teams have found body of an unidentified woman in Canik town of Samsun, increasing the death toll to 12 in the flash flood caused by torrential rains.
During the search and rescue efforts exerted after the city was hit by a flood, bodies of Kenan Yazici, Mucahit Yazici, Bedirhan Yazici, Huseyin Yilmaz, Aziz Yilmaz, Emine Butuner, Mihra Butuner, Berkay Butuner, Seher Ozkan, Mehmet Yaylacioglu and Mustafa Gazel had been found.
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