A 4.6-magnitude earthquake struck the Kozan district of Adana Province in southern Türkiye on Monday, according to the country's Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD).

AFAD said the earthquake occurred at 3:28 p.m. local time, with its epicentre located in Kozan. The tremor was recorded at a depth of 15.35 kilometres.

The earthquake was felt not only in Adana but also in several surrounding provinces, prompting residents in some areas to leave buildings as a precaution.

Local authorities and emergency teams began monitoring the situation immediately after the earthquake.

No immediate reports of casualties or damage

According to the initial information released by the authorities, there were no immediate reports of casualties or material damage.

AFAD said assessment efforts were continuing and urged the public to rely on official statements for updates regarding the situation.

Türkiye is located on several active fault lines and experiences earthquakes frequently, making continuous monitoring and preparedness a priority for the country's disaster management authorities.

#DEPREM
Büyüklük:4.6 (Mw)
Yer:Kozan (Adana)
Tarih:2026-11-09
Saat:15:28:19 TSİ
Enlem:37.5505 N
Boylam:35.626 E
Derinlik:15.35 km
Detay:https://t.co/18bH89QXe6@afadbaskanlik @trthaber @anadoluajansi

— AFAD Deprem (@DepremDairesi) 9 Kasım 2026

(ILKHA)