Another Aftershock in Turkey: Buildings Collapse
A magnitude 5.1 earthquake has been recorded in the Arsuz district of Turkey's Hatay province. This information comes from Habertürk.
According to information posted on the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) website, the earthquake struck in the Mediterranean Sea.
The quake, which occurred 6 kilometers from Arsuz, was recorded at a depth of 9.26 kilometers.
Turkish media report that collapses have occurred as a result of the aftershocks, referring to buildings that were damaged during the devastating earthquake recorded on February 6.
Earlier today, another earthquake was reported in Turkey, this time in Malatya, with an aftershock registering at a magnitude of 4.9.
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