Turkey: Heavy Snowfall Causes Major Congestion At Metro Station In Istanbul

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Turkey: Heavy Snowfall Causes Major Congestion At Metro Station In Istanbul

Istanbul metro stations were flooded with people on Wednesday evening, February 19, as the snowfall that began in the morning intensified throughout the city by evening.

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  • Turkey Video Recording Date/Time: February 19, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Mecidiyeköy metro station in Istanbul, 2025 at 17:45h

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