Turkish Interior Minister reports no major damage from earthquakes in Adana
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Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya has confirmed that there are no significant negative impacts following the recent earthquakes in Adana's Kozan district.
In a statement on X, Minister Yerlikaya provided details about the seismic activities: "Three consecutive earthquakes of magnitude 4.6, 4.5, and 4 centered in Adana's Kozan district occurred. The tremors were also felt in neighboring provinces."
Yerlikaya assured the public that the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) and all relevant institutions are actively conducting field scans to assess the situation. He stated: "There is no negative situation at the moment. We are following the developments closely."
He also expressed well wishes for those affected by the earthquakes, saying: "I wish our citizens affected by the earthquake get well soon. May God protect our country and nation from disasters."
AFAD and other emergency teams have been dispatched to the affected areas to ensure safety and provide necessary assistance. The government remains vigilant and is prepared to respond to any emerging needs.
The earthquakes, which have caused concern among residents, underline the importance of Türkiye's readiness and resilience in facing natural disasters. (ILKHA)
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