One person was killed and about thirty were injured in an earthquake. At least 16 buildings were destroyed.
In the Turkish province of Baliksir, in the northwest of the country, as a result of the earthquake, one person died, another 29 were injured. Afterchoki continues. This was announced by the Minister of Internal Relations of Turkey Ali Erlika on the Social Network X and the TRT Haber Television Channel.
“I look forward to God’s mercy on an 81 -Year -old man who has lost his life, and soon to the injured,” the minister wrote.
It is noted that the person was derived from the trash life, but despite the efforts of the doctors, he could not be saved.
According to the minister, 29 people were injured in an earthquake, their condition was not difficult. 16 The destroyed buildings were declared, the inhabitants of the four were evacuated.
Seismologists noted that after the earthquake, the first A and AFT were recorded at 19:57 with a power of 3.7 points on Richter’s scale. Until midnight on August 10, 84 aftershok recorded up to 4.6 points. The depth of epicenters of these chills is from 5.61 to 22.47 km.
The earthquake caused a panic in the population, in the earthquake, many citizens decided to spend the night out of the houses – in parks and in open spaces.
Earlier it was reported that in Turkey on Sunday there was an earthquake by 6.1 points. Superior shocks are also felt in Istanbul and Izmir.
Remember, on July 30, the strongest earthquake took place on the coast of Kamchatka. According to the peninsula, Klyuchevskaya’s Hill volcano began to explode. The chills have caused many tsunami waves in the region up to 4 meters high.
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