Earthquake in Turkey with a magnitude of 5.4: over 250 aftershocks, buildings damaged.

According to inkorr.com: A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 5.4 on the Richter scale struck western Turkey in the province of Kütahya. The epicenter was located at a depth of 8.46 km. According to the Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD), about 250 aftershocks were recorded following the main tremor.

On September 28, an earthquake damaged 8 buildings in the Simav district, but fortunately, there were no casualties. Residents felt the tremors in several neighboring provinces, and rescue teams and firefighters are working at the scene to assess the situation and the damage caused.

Search and rescue teams and firefighters continue to operate at the scene. They are documenting the damages and assessing the extent of the destruction.

Previous Earthquake in Turkey

It is worth noting that another strong earthquake occurred in Turkey in August, with a magnitude of 6.1. It led to one fatality and numerous injuries among residents. The tremors were felt across many regions of the country.

Currently, rescue teams in Kütahya province are actively fulfilling their duties, assessing the damage and losses after the earthquake.

This earthquake has posed yet another serious challenge for the region known for its seismic activity. Rescue operations are ongoing, and local residents hope for a swift recovery. Authorities also assure that they are working to minimize the consequences of the natural disaster and ensure the safety of citizens.