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Earthquake in Turkey: Tremors in Istanbul as 6.1 magnitude quake hits nation
An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 on the Richter Scale struck western Turkey on Sunday, the country's disaster management authority said in a statement. Local media reports say the quake's impact was felt across multiple provinces.
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake shook western Türkiye on Sunday night, sending tremors as far as Istanbul and Izmir.
Istanbul sits on the North Anatolian fault line so it is vulnerable to earthquakes. The city has seen deadly tremors before and its residents have long feared an even bigger one.
At least one person is dead and dozens of people are injured after a large earthquake shook Turkey late on Sunday.
The Foreign Office notes that most terrorist attacks have taken place in southeast Turkey, Ankara and Istanbul.
Earthquake-prone Türkiye, which is particularly vulnerable to seismic activity, has secured new financial resources to boost ...
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