Derya Ülger and 5-year-old Ada Yakut entered the water to cool off along the Taşağıl neighbourhood shore on the morning of July 30; their lifeless bodies were recovered by underwater search teams.

Derya Ülger and 5-year-old Ada Yakut drowned in the Euphrates River on the morning of July 30 after entering the water to cool off in the Taşağıl neighbourhood of Siverek district in Şanlıurfa province.
People nearby who noticed the two struggling in the water immediately alerted the gendarmerie and medical teams. Underwater search teams dispatched to the scene located the lifeless bodies during their operations in the river, first finding Derya Ülger and then young Ada Yakut. Medical personnel confirmed that both individuals had died.
The bodies were sent to the Şanlıurfa Forensic Medicine Institute morgue for autopsy. The gendarmerie has launched an investigation into the incident.
The Siverek crossing of the Euphrates is known for its depth and swift current, and similar drowning incidents are reported to occur in the region every summer. Cumhuriyet Gazetesi first reported the incident.
Derya Ülger and 5-year-old Ada Yakut drowned on the morning of 30 July after entering the Euphrates River to cool off in the Siverek district of Şanlıurfa. Underwater search teams recovered the bodies of both individuals, which were sent to the relevant authority for autopsy.
Similar drowning cases occur in the region every summer. Entering these areas to cool off carries fatal risk due to the deep and strong current characteristics of the Euphrates River's passage through Siverek.