On April 23, a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck off Silivri, affecting a large part of Istanbul. The tremor prompted people to flee to parks and outdoor spaces, fearing aftershocks. In total, 151 injuries were reported, mainly from individuals jumping from heights. Mobile phone networks experienced disruptions shortly after the quake. Despite being a public holiday, traffic congestion levels soared past 70% as residents sought safer locations, underscoring the widespread impact of the earthquake on daily life in the city.
Moments captured on video show the impact of a 6.2-magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of Silivri in the Sea of Marmara on 23 April.
Emergency services reported that 151 people were injured after jumping from heights during the quake.
Traffic congestion exceeded 70% on Wednesday as people sought to move to safer areas after the quake.
Despite the public holiday, many residents gathered in outdoor spaces, with some continuing to stay in parks as aftershocks occurred.
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