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Istanbul hit by 6.2 magnitude earthquake, Turkey’s emergency administration company says

By Editorial Board Published April 23, 2025 2 Min Read
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Istanbul hit by 6.2 magnitude earthquake, Turkey’s emergency administration company says

Istanbul has been hit by a strong 6.2 magnitude earthquake, Turkish officers have mentioned, however there isn’t any fast affirmation of any harm or accidents.

Folks had been seen operating out of buildings because the earthquake shook town.

It had a shallow depth of 10km (about six miles), in accordance with the USA Geological Survey.

The epicentre was some 40km (25 miles) southwest of Istanbul within the Sea of Marmara.

It was preceded by a 3.9 magnitude earthquake at 12.13pm, in accordance with Turkey’s catastrophe and emergency administration company (AFAD), and adopted by a number of aftershocks, together with one measuring 5.3.

Residents had been urged to keep away from buildings and reviews mentioned the earthquake was felt in neighbouring areas.

The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality mentioned there have been “no serious cases” after the earthquake in an announcement on social media.

Kemal Cebi, the mayor of Kucukcekmece district in western Istanbul, advised native broadcaster NTV that there have been “no negative developments yet”, however he mentioned that there have been visitors jams and that many buildings had been already in danger as a result of density of the world.

Broadcaster TGRT reported that one particular person had been injured after they jumped off a balcony through the earthquake – which occurred throughout a public vacation in Turkey.

Earthquakes are frequent in Turkey, as it’s crossed by two main fault strains.

In February 2023, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake, and a second highly effective tremor, destroyed or broken a whole bunch of hundreds of buildings throughout south and southeastern Turkey, and left greater than 53,000 lifeless.

An additional 6,000 folks had been killed within the northern components of neighbouring Syria.

Whereas Istanbul largely averted the devastation wrought by that quake, it heightened fears of an identical, equally harmful episode sooner or later.

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