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A severe hailstorm hit the Turkish city of Istanbul on Friday afternoon, causing widespread damage and disruption. The storm, which lasted for around half an hour, brought with it hailstones the size of golf balls, which pelted cars, homes, and businesses across the city. The sudden hailstorm caught many residents off guard, with some taking shelter in their homes or vehicles as the storm battered the city. The hailstones caused significant damage to buildings, shattering windows and damaging roofs. Local authorities have reported that at least five people were injured during the storm, with some requiring medical treatment for cuts and bruises caused by the hailstones. Emergency services were quick to respond to the incident, with ambulances and firefighters deployed across the city to deal with the aftermath. The hailstorm also caused significant disruption to transport networks, with many roads and highways becoming impassable due to the buildup of hailstones. Local airports were also
