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Earthquakes on the Turkish coast: teenager dies, 69 injuries!
A strong earthquake of the strength 5.8 shook the Turkish west coast, a fatality and numerous injuries are to be complained.
Earthquakes on the Turkish coast: teenager dies, 69 injuries!
In the night of Tuesday, June 3, 2025, an earthquake of the strength 5.8 shook the Turkish west coast. The quake's epicenter was localized at Marmaris, a popular holiday region near the Greek Dodean Island of Rhodes. Although the first measurements of 6.2 information, this assessment was later corrected downwards, as Kosmo reported.
The quake had tragic consequences: a 14-year-old who was taken to the hospital with panic attacks after the quake died there. In addition, 69 people injured themselves out of their windows for fear during the earthquake.
follow and injured
Fortunately,In Marmaris itself, no major damage from the earthquake was registered. Nevertheless, the situation once again shows how much the population is affected by the fear during such natural events. Many people experienced panic and uncertainty, which led to the injuries.
long -term risks in the region
The earthquake experts also warn of considerable risks in Turkey. 24 provinces, including important metropolises such as Istanbul, are under special observation. These provinces have active faults that increase the risk of earthquake. The Istanbul metropolitan region is in particular at risk because the northern anatolian rejection runs there, which is historically responsible for severe tremors. According to Hurriyet within the next 30 years at 65%.
It is particularly worrying that the Kayapa-Yenişehir fault in Bursa has been inactive for 624 years, which could indicate a potential quake in the future. The experts emphasize the urgency of preventive measures, especially in densely populated areas.Preparation measures by the government
The Turkish government has already taken steps to improve earthquake security, including stricter building regulations and regular emergency exercises. The population is encouraged to find out more about risks and develop emergency plans. Spiegel are reported to increase the resistance of the regions and to ensure people's security.
This latest earth stroke is not only an acute event, but also reflects the ongoing challenges and risks that many regions face in Turkey. The hope is to be better prepared for future natural disasters through early preventive care and awareness.