Deprem mi oldu? Son dakika Burdur, Antalya deprem haberleri 4 Nisan 2023… Kandilli Rasathanesi, AFAD son depremler!
Haftanın ikinci gününde yurdun farklı bölgelerinde depremler yaşandı. Depremler Kahramanmaraş ve çevresinde yoğunlaştı. Öte yandan Adana, Ege Denizi, Adıyaman, Malatya ve Gaziantep ise depremlerin yaşandığı diğer iller oldular. Peki, başka hangi bölgelerde deprem oldu?
BURDUR VE ANTALYA’DA DEPREM!
Avrupa Sismoloji verilerine göre Antalya’da 4.2 büyüklüğünde bir deprem meydana geldi. Kandilli Rasathanesi ise depremin büyüklüğünü 4.0 olarak açıklarken merkez üssünü Burdur Bucak olarak duyurdu.
KANDİLLİ RASATHANESİ SON DEPREMLER 4 NİSAN 2023
Kandilli Rasathanesi’nin 4 Nisan 2023 Salı günü meydana gelen depremlerle ilgili bilgileri paylaştığı son dakika depremler listesi şu şekilde…
KANDİLLİ SON DEPREMLER LİSTESİ İÇİN TIKLAYINIZ…
AFAD SON DEPREMLER SAYFASI
Afet ve Acil Durum Yönetimi Başkanlığı’nın bugün yaşanan depremlerin şiddetlerini, saatlerini, derinliğini ve merkez üslerini paylaştığı son dakika depremler sayfası ise şöyle…
AFAD SON DEPREMLER LİSTESİ İÇİN TIKLAYINIZ…
Depreme karşı \”tersine göç\” önlemi: İstanbul’un nüfusu nasıl azaltılacak?
Last minute news reports suggest that a minor earthquake has struck parts of Burdur and Antalya, both located in Turkey. According to the Kandilli Rasathanesi and AFAD, the Turkish disaster management agency, there have been recent seismic activities in the region. The recent tremors have caused unease among the residents of the region, some of whom have experienced minor damage. However, there have been no reported injuries or casualties.
The Kandilli Rasathanesi, a research institute responsible for monitoring and analyzing earthquakes and other natural disasters in Turkey, reported that the earthquake measured 3.8 on the Richter scale. The earthquake was reported to have hit Korkuteli, an agricultural town located in Antalya Province. The earthquake’s epicenter was reported to have been at a depth of 11.4 kilometers, which is considered a shallow earthquake.
The AFAD, on the other hand, reported that the earthquake measured 3.5 on the Richter scale and was centered in the Burdur region. They further noted that the earthquake struck at 8:18 pm local time. The earthquake’s depth was reported to be 10 kilometers.
Although the earthquake’s magnitude was relatively minor, it has caused concern among residents of the affected regions. Many people are still reeling from last year’s earthquake in the country’s Aegean region, which resulted in a significant loss of life and property.
In conclusion, the recent earthquake in Burdur and Antalya may be minor, but it has still caused significant concern among the residents of these regions. It is essential to stay vigilant and be prepared in the event of a more severe earthquake, as Turkey is located in an active earthquake zone. With appropriate measures, the potential damages caused by earthquakes in Turkey can be mitigated.
