A strong 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Istanbul, Turkey, causing buildings to shake and prompting residents to flee into the streets. The quake's epicenter was in the Sea of Marmara, with tremors felt throughout the city and as far as Bulgaria. Videos on social media captured the dramatic effects, including swaying buildings and waves in the sea. Authorities are assessing the damage, and travel experts are advising caution for those planning to visit. Travelers are urged to stay updated on official guidance and monitor local news for further developments.
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Turkish city Istanbul rocked by 6.2 magnitude earthquake
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake has rocked the Turkish city of Istanbul with shocks felt as far away as Bulgaria. Videos shared on social media show buildings rocking due to the shocks and waves emerging in the Marmara Sea south of the city. Officials said the earthquake hit the Marmara Sea near the western outskirts of Istanbul on Wednesday.
