Strong earthquake hit Istanbul – BBC News in Serbian
Strong earthquake, the strength of 6.2 degrees Richter scale, hit Istanbul, reports Reuters agency, inviting the Turkish agency for natural disasters and emergency management.
The German Research Center for Geonauke (GFZ) recorded that the earthquake was the strength of 6.02 degrees of Richter scale and that the epicenter was ten kilometers in the interior of the Earth’s crust.
The Turkish Anti-Natural Investment Agency recorded a series of earthquakes along the coast of the marble sea.
The site of this institution is currently unavailable, it is assumed for too much interest in public.
The strongest earthquake felt in Istanbul, where more than 16 million people live, that is the fifth of Turkey’s population.
The buildings were shaking in the European part of the largest city in Turkey, reports BBC Journalist Eagle Gerin.
« Living in Turkey means being aware of the risk of earthquake. But today’s earthquake upset many. Memories remain fresh to destroyed earthquakes in the south of Turkey 2023, » she reports.
There is no information about victims for now.
Istanbul authorities warn residents not to enter buildings that act to be damaged.
They also advise people not to drive and not use phones, if not necessary.
Interior Minister Ali Jerlicaja stated that the teams for the gear situations in the field are and try to assess whether there is a damage and earthquake victims.
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