Turkey earthquake: A 6.2 magnitude earthquake hit the city of Istanbul ... abandoned building collapsed in Fatih District without causing any deaths or injuries,” said Gul in a post, cited ...

Istanbul, considered the gateway between Europe and Asia, is the biggest city in Turkiye with a population of 15 million. As buildings shook ... near the city’s Galata Tower, who did not ...

“There is no destruction to residential buildings in the city ... he was working near the city’s Galata Tower. Local residents wait in a park in Istanbul following an earthquake.

A strong earthquake has hit Turkiye, causing buildings in the city of Istanbul to shake ... apartment where he was working near the city’s Galata Tower, who did not want to give his name.

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But there were no reports of any buildings collapsing in the sprawling city of 16 million people, Yerlikaya told TRT public television. ‘Until now, nobody’s called the emergency line to report their ...

A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 6.2 has hit Istanbul ... Galata Tower when the quake struck. They were having lunch in a local coffee shop 'when we felt the tremor and the building ...

The quake hit near Istanbul ... was having lunch near the Galata Tower with her husband when the quake hit. She told MailOnline: "When we felt the tremor and the building started to shake and ...

Istanbul prosecutors opened an investigation into an April 24 post on Imamoglu's account on the grounds that it may constitute incitement to commit a crime. People turn on their phone lights as ...

An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.2 hit the Marmara Sea near the western outskirts of Istanbul ... near the city's Galata Tower, who did not want to give his name. There were no immediate reports of ...