European seismologists reported another earthquake that rocked Turkey. The earthquake occurred in the central part of the republic at 16:59 UTC (19:59 Moscow time). Its magnitude was 5.6 points.The epicenter of the tremors was located 16 kilometers west of Kayseri, a city of more than one million inhabitants. The source was located at a depth of 10 kilometers. There is no information about the destruction and casualties, reports RIA Novosti. Recall that on February 6, an earthquake struck Turkey, which became the largest natural disaster since 1939. Experts described it as “exceptional landslides, unprecedented in the world.” Since then, the republic has not ceased to tremble. The number of victims is shocking.

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