It will not be confirmed whether or not anybody was damage in the course of the incident.

In a stunning incident reported from Turkey, a violent storm precipitated furnishings to fly within the sky within the nation’s capital Ankara. The footage, which is being shared extensively on social media, exhibits sturdy winds inflicting a settee flying by way of the sky and hitting one other constructing throughout a storm. 

The video of the identical was shared by a Twitter web page generally known as Guru of Nothing. In the brief video, an object is seen flying within the sky initially. As the digicam zooms in, one figures out that it’s really a settee. Within seconds, the sturdy winds pressure the couch to hit one other constructing. It will not be confirmed whether or not anybody was damage in the course of the incident. 

Multiple sofas flying throughout storm in Ankara, Turkey. pic.twitter.com/gWpzUuwDM8

— Guru of Nothing (@GuruOfNothing69) May 17, 2023

“Imagine looking out your window and seeing a sofa flying towards you,” stated a consumer.

A second individual added, “Imagine getting smacked by a flying couch…man.”

“need to remake Aladdin with updated mode of transport,” remarked an individual.

“Only in Turkiye hahaha,” commented a consumer.

“Would love to sit on this couch and not land ever,” stated an individual.

On May 17, Ankara witnessed a violent storm which precipitated numerous havoc within the metropolis. Mayor of Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mansur Yavas took to Twitter to tell the residents in regards to the heavy winds and rains and requested them to take needed precaution. In a tweet, he stated, “According to the data obtained from the meteorology, the wind in Ankara is expected to reach up to 78 km per hour. I beg you to take action.”

Replying to the Mayor, an individual added, “I am 50 years old and I have never seen such a storm in my life. The wind has lifted all the gutters and now it’s raining heavily.”

Many folks additionally shared movies and footage of the identical on social media.