Magnitude 6.1 earthquake hits western Turkiye, killing one
Summary
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 hit northwestern Turkiye's Balikesir province, causing one death and injuring nearly 30 people. Several buildings collapsed due to the quake, and there were multiple aftershocks. Electricity and water services remained unaffected.Key Facts
- A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Balikesir province in northwestern Turkiye.
- The earthquake caused one death and injured nearly 30 people.
- More than a dozen buildings collapsed from the quake.
- Four people were rescued from rubble, with one 81-year-old man succumbing to injuries.
- Tremors were felt in several provinces, including Istanbul.
- Six aftershocks were recorded in the first hour after the quake.
- Search and rescue operations concluded without finding more casualties.
- The earthquake had its epicenter in the town of Sindirgi and struck at a depth of 11 km.
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