Authorities report that three people die in southern Turkey after severe flooding and landslides hit the region. ABC News and Winnipeg Free Press both cite officials saying the deaths include a teenager. The incidents follow heavy rainfall that triggers fast-rising water and ground instability, leading to flooding and slope failures in affected areas of the southern province. Emergency services respond to the aftermath, focusing on locating any additional people who may be trapped or injured, and assessing damage to homes and infrastructure. While the reports agree on the overall death toll and the type of natural hazards—floods and landslides—details on the exact locations, the victims’ identities, and the extent of injuries or property destruction are not specified in the provided excerpts. Both outlets characterize the situation as the result of extreme weather impacting southern Turkey and note that officials are coordinating response efforts in the immediate aftermath of the disaster.