At least four people have died and one was injured after a tornado struck a construction site in Turkey.
A crane fell amid strong winds as footage showed gusts tearing through Antalya during heavy rain.
The tornado moved through a building site in the Fevzi Cakmak neighbourhood of Kepez.
A yellow warning for heavy rainfall had been issued for the area.
About 11pm, two containers where five construction workers were staying were demolished by the extreme weather.
The workers were reportedly thrown out of the units by the tornado.
Emergency crews arrived and found two dead at the scene while another two were taken to hospital.
Both later died from their injuries.
The fifth employee was injured but survived.
The incident occurred during a night of severe weather across the Turkish capital.
Trees were uprooted and buildings reduced to rubble as the deluge continued.
Antalya governor Hulusi Sahin said a crane also fell at the same site because of the strong gusts.
He added that no one is believed to have been hurt by the large metal structure.
Sahin said: "Unfortunately, two of our workers died at the scene, and two more died in the hospital.
"One worker is slightly injured. We are facing a very unusual natural event.
"Because no storm or tornado was reported anywhere else in the city.
"There is no damage to the surrounding buildings, but we are facing a tornado that completely destroyed two containers in this area."
He expressed condolences to the victims' families and wished a speedy recovery for the injured worker.
A probe has been launched to investigate the full circumstances of the ordeal.
Response teams continue to check whether any other staff members were injured or killed.
Footage captured by workers showed tables, umbrellas and site equipment being tossed in the air during the storm.
