Successive Earthquakes in the Marmara Sea.
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AFAD and Kandilli Observatory announced that there have been a series of small earthquakes in the Marmara Sea, around the islands.
Prof. Dr. Osman Bektaş drew attention to the micro-earthquake activity observed at a depth of 10-13 kilometers along the Adalar and Çınarcık faults in the Marmara Sea. Bektaş stated that the activity may be related to possible creep movement in the deeper sections of the fault.
According to a statement by AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Authority of Turkey), an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.2 occurred with its epicenter in the Islands district. The tremor was felt in various parts of Istanbul.
A series of earthquakes, the largest measuring 3.2 magnitude, occurred in the Marmara Sea within hours of each other.
According to the latest data from Kandilli Observatory, a series of earthquakes occurred in Istanbul. These earthquakes took place along the Adana Fault.
Five separate tremors, the largest of which measured 2.5 magnitude, occurred off the coast of the Istanbul Islands during the day. Due to the intense interest from citizens seeking detailed information after the earthquakes, the Kandilli Observatory's website was intermittently overloaded.
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